A Wilmington firm submitted site plans for a more than 167,000-square-foot warehouse that might or might not get built. The purpose of the submission was to get the approval process goi
TRU Colors has purchased the former Century Mills property and is moving forward with plans for its headquarters building, which is set to include a brewery, restaurant and office space.
Local Planet Fitness operators plan to open a new, state-of-the-art location in the space formerly occupied by a Harris Teeter grocery store in Ogden, according to an announceme
Officials with the company that owns Barclay Center in midtown Wilmington are considering adding a third office building to the complex, something that was part of the original master plan when the ce
For at least one potential apartment project,
A Georgia hospitality firm plans to build a hotel at The Pointe at Barclay in midtown Wilmington. Owner Mehul Patel of Ideal Hospitality Investments Inc. said Thursday that the company
Like others in his profession, Wilmington-based commercial real estate broker Paul Loukas keeps an eye on the medical office market in the Cape Fear region. The prognosis from Lou
A proposed 324-unit apartment complex is on the New Hanover County Planning Board agenda for its June 6 meeting. Item 1 on the docket is a rezoning and special use permit request from C
Plans to add more apartments to the Wilmington area's inventory are expected to continue this year, and they already include separate projects on South College Road and Carolina Beach Road, as wel
Restored historic space in downtown Wilmington is giving a North American division of a German company room to grow. Kesseböhmer USA Inc., a leading manufacturer of high-end s
Hendrick Automotive Group bought nearly 14 acres of unused land on Market Street last week from Cameron Company LLC for more than $4.57 million. Part of the land, at 6720 Market St., is
A fast growing area gets a nickname that’s starting to stick In 1956, 5-year-old Rachel MacRae donned her favorite patent leather shoes, a dress and hair bows t
More area businesses are opening Friday following impacts of Hurricane Florence. Below is a running list of some of those locations. To see a full list of opening announcements, <a href="h
A tight commercial real estate market in Wilmington is expected to get even tighter as businesses that were flooded or damaged need to find new space and others move to town in the wake of Hurricane F
More than 20,000 Duke Energy customers were still without power Thursday, but some of the area's businesses and retail centers have come back online and are open or planning to open after Hurrican
Site plans for a mixed-use building at The Pointe at Barclay, a movie theater-anchored commercial complex in midtown Wilmington, were submitted recently to city officials. Labeled Build
New Hanover Regional Medical Center is consolidating the clinic and procedure spaces for one of its physician group specialties by moving to a building on Physicians Drive. NHRMC
Work has begun on a project to give much of a 37-year-old Ogden shopping center a facelift as it prepares to welcome a new anchor tenant. The Ogden Plaza shopping center at 6840 Market St. is owned
A 36-year-old Ogden shopping center is getting a large new tenant and a facelift. Ashley Furniture HomeStore will occupy about 33,000 square feet in Ogden Plaza, a center built in 1981
Brokers took a recent groundbreaking ceremony for additional office space at Mayfaire as a good sign for the local office market. “It demonstrates that we have the absorptio
A fire and water clean-up and restoration firm recently purchased property to expand its footprint in Brunswick County. SERVPRO of Brunswick and South Columbus counties paid $435,000 in
With an opening anticipated this month, Orangetheory Fitness will be the ninth business to join the tenant roster at The Pointe at Barclay, a 150,000-square-foot commercial center at South 17th Street
Apiture, a new digital banking technology company, has chosen a downtown Wilmington office building as its base of operations, planning to grow from about 30 to 40 employees to 100 in the coming years
This year’s news about major developments planned along Military Cutoff Road in Wilmington have brought up questions about the ways the multi-million- dollar projects might fit in with the city
Cameron Properties Land Co. and Paramounte Engineering Inc. have submitted site plans for the first phase of a new midtown office complex. The Offices at Barclay preliminary design draw
