North Carolina
Real Estate Investments
- Growing and Emerging Markets
- Apartments and Bread & Butter Retail
- Long Term
- Cash Flow, Tax Benefits, and Appreciation
Our Acquisition Focus
North Carolina
- Growing population and healthy economy
- Companies continue to invest in NC manufacturing, tech, pharma, etc.
- Charlotte, Raleigh/Durham and Greensboro/Winston-Salem metropolitan areas drive the economy
Apartments and
Bread & Butter Retail
- NC’s growth creates sustained demand for apartments, despite work-from-home trends
- Bread-and-butter retail enjoys low downside risk, steady cash flow, and high upside potential
Long Term Hold
- We buy in stable, growing, and emerging markets
- We improve the physical and financial operations over time
- We hold long term for cash flow, tax benefits, and equity appreciation
Our Approach
Professional
- Over 100 years combined real estate experience in North Carolina
- Certified Commercial Investment Members (CCIM), Certified Properties Managers (CPM), PhDs in Business, etc.
- Experienced owners and managers of multi-family and retail properties across NC
Effective
- Decades of success through hard work with the right people
- Established relationships with NC engineers, contractors, architects, lenders, brokers, and investors
- Success through win-win relationships
Fun
- People come first – family, friends, and member investors
- We’re grateful to be able to build wealth for our members
- We make the journey fun and enjoyable for ourselves and others
- We love what we do
Recent Blog Posts
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Wake Forest and Zebulon
Looking at properties in Wake Forest today. The Heritage housing and retail developments all look healthy and vibrant and continue to grow. Drove through Zebulon on the way back. Both Wake Forest and Zebulon have quaint historic downtown areas that are revitalized and growing. Stopped by McLean’s Ole Time Cafe in Zebulon for lunch, and…
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Unlocking NC Real Estate Success: Key Components of a Winning North Carolina Real Estate Investment
North Carolina has become a prime destination for real estate investors due to its robust economy, growing population, and high quality of life. However, not every property is a good investment. Here are the key components to evaluate when considering real estate opportunities in North Carolina. 1. Location, Location, Location The location of a property…
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Greensboro-Randolph Megasite
Our take: In the northeast corner of Randolph County near Greensboro, this megasaite has successfully attracted Toyota for a battery plant and Ross stores for a distribution center. Demand for housing and retail is increasing in nearby communities around Asheboro, Siler City, and Burlington. The Greensboro-Randolph Megasite, located in Randolph County, North Carolina, is a…
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Triangle Innovation Point
Our take: Southwest of Raleigh and on the edge of Research Triangle Park, Vinfast (Vietnamese electric vehicle manufacturer) made a record-breaking deal to invest $5B for a new facility. Progress has slowed, but this will still mean future apartment and retail opportunities in towns like Moncure, Apex, Fuquay-Varina, and Holly Springs. The Triangle Innovation Point…
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Piedmont Triad International (PTI) Aerospace Center
Our take: Recent announcement by Boom Supersonic and Marshall Aerospace will bring significant job, population, and retail growth to nearby Greensboro, Kernersville, and High Point. The Piedmont Triad International (PTI) Aerospace Center, located at the Piedmont Triad International Airport in Greensboro, North Carolina, has evolved into a significant hub for aerospace manufacturing, maintenance, and repair.…
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The Grounds Megasite
Our take: This is an established site that has attracted development on the Northaastern side of Charlotte along I-85. The megasite continues to attract warehouse and manufacturing, increasing the population of cities such as Concord and Kannapolis. The Grounds Megasite, formerly known as the Philip Morris plant, is a significant industrial property located in Concord,…
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North Carolina Megasites
North Carolina benefits from a host of entities working on economic development. Economic development drives population growth and prosperity, which positively impact our real estate acquisition targets: Apartments and Bread-and-Butter Retail. A megasite is a large, strategically prepared parcel of land—often hundreds or even thousands of acres—designed specifically to attract large-scale industrial, manufacturing, or logistics…
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International Logistics Park
Our take: This certified shovel-ready site is located 18 miles Northwest of the Port of Wilmington and less than 10 miles from Wilmington International Airport, near I-74 and I-40. Occupation of this site would increase demand for housing and retail in the nearby cities of Wilmington, Leland, Delco, Sandy Creek, and Castle Hayne. The International…
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The Kingsboro CSX Select Megasite
Our take: A CSX Select rail site located east of Raleigh in an opportunity zone near I-95, the site is attractive for industrial and manufacturing. Occupation of this site would impact the nearby ex-urban towns of Rocky Mount, Tarboro, and Wilson, with increase demand for apartments and bread-and-butter retail. The Kingsboro CSX Select Megasite, located…
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Mid-Atlantic Industrial Rail Park Megasite
Our take: Strategically located for a variety of transportation options: the Port of Wilmington, Wilmington International Airport (ILM), on I-74 with good access to I-40 and I-95, and a CSX Select Site for rail. When this site is occupied, demand for apartments and bread-and-butter retail will increase in these nearby cities: Wilmington, Leland, and Whiteville.…
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