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Top Suburban Markets in North Carolina for Neighborhood Shopping Center Investments
North Carolina is experiencing a population and economic boom, making it one of the best states for real estate investment. Suburban areas, in particular, are thriving as people seek more space while still benefiting from proximity to major cities. This trend is fueling demand for neighborhood shopping centers, which serve as essential hubs for grocery…
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The NC Triad’s Suburban Retail Market is Heating Up
While the Triad (Greensboro, Winston-Salem, and High Point) has historically been a slower-growing region, recent economic investments are shifting the narrative. Why the Triad’s Suburbs Are a Smart Investment: Investment Prospects: Retail properties in the Triad suburbs offer high yields and long-term growth potential due to new job creation and increasing consumer spending. Sources: Dig…
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Wilmington’s Coastal Suburbs: A Hidden Gem for Shopping Center Investments
The coastal region of North Carolina is one of the most underrated but fastest-growing areas for commercial real estate investment. Why Invest in Wilmington’s Suburbs? Investment Potential: With limited retail competition, high population growth, and strong economic expansion, Wilmington’s coastal suburbs offer a rare opportunity for investors. Sources: Dig into North Carolina’s Strong Retail Rent…
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Why Charlotte’s Suburbs Are Prime for Shopping Center Investments
Charlotte’s metro area is seeing unprecedented suburban expansion, making it a prime location for neighborhood shopping center investments. What Makes Charlotte’s Suburbs Attractive? Investment Opportunity: Charlotte’s suburban retail properties provide stable occupancy, increasing rents, and high foot traffic—key indicators of a profitable investment. Sources: Dig into North Carolina’s Strong Retail Rent Growth Fastest Growing Suburb…
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Investing in Neighborhood Shopping Centers in the Raleigh-Durham Suburbs
The Raleigh-Durham metro area, often called the Triangle, is one of the fastest-growing regions in the country. Its suburbs are benefiting from major job growth, new infrastructure, and an influx of residents seeking affordability outside the urban core. Why Invest in Raleigh-Durham’s Suburbs? Explosive Population Growth: Johnston County added 17,600 new residents from 2020-2022, making…
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Big Tech Moves Into Small-Town Virginia: What It Means for South Boston, VA
Southern Virginia is getting a front-row seat to the data center boom, and that could be a game-changer for towns like South Boston, only 21 miles away. With TECfusions announcing a major expansion in Clarksville—just up the road—the ripple effects could bring new jobs, business growth, and infrastructure upgrades to the entire region. More Than…
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NC Report Predicts 700,000 Housing Units Needed by 2029
A recent report by the NC Chamber Foundation, in collaboration with the North Carolina Home Builders Association and NC REALTORS®, reveals a significant housing shortage in North Carolina that spans all income levels and regions. The study projects that between 2024 and 2029, the state will experience a 5% increase in households, equating to 218,160…
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Milken Report: Raleigh #1
Raleigh continues to rank high by independent third party groups, the latest being the Milken Institute. See our Raleigh-focused summary of the report below. These types of reports confirm our geographic focus on suburban and exurban communities surrounding Raleigh. We continue to look at neighborhood shopping centers and multi-family for low-risk, stable cash flow in…
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North Carolina’s Growing Housing Crunch: What to Expect by 2030
Over the next few years, experts predict a significant housing shortage in North Carolina. From 2025 to 2030, the state is expected to welcome many new residents—both from within the U.S. and from other countries—while also expanding its job market. Below is a straightforward overview of the evidence, the areas most likely to be affected,…
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Increased Real Estate Opportunities in Non-Urban Locations
1. What’s the Evidence That People Are Moving Away from Big Cities? U.S. Census Data Moving and Postal Service Data 2. Why Are People Moving Away from Cities? 3. Benefits of Living in Non-Urban Areas 4. What Does This Mean for Retail Sales? 5. How Does This Affect Housing Prices? Summary In recent years, particularly…