Category: Blog
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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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Raleigh Sees Record Breaking Apartment Demand….. Workforce Housing supply remains strained
Raleigh’s apartment market is experiencing historic levels of demand, with net absorption reaching an all-time high in 2024. According to CoStar, the city absorbed nearly 8,600 units, more than double its typical annual average. While absorption is expected to moderate in 2025, demand will still remain above historical trends, fueled by strong population growth and…
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Meetings and Strategy Session
Fun office day with Win and Eddie in the conference room at NC Capital Group HQ. Video calls with architects, contractors, attorneys, etc. Great meeting with our securities attorney, Tilden Moschetti, on the launch of our next investment deal. Always a lot to learn, and I couldn’t be hanging out with a better set of…
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Checking out a neighborhood shopping center
Took a road trip to check out a neighborhood shopping center. A lot of good things about this one: heavily trafficked cross roads location, new Food Lion, good basic tenants, etc. Full busy parking lot for a weekday at 2pm. Doug KlineDoug Kline, PhD, has held income properties in North Carolina for more than 20…
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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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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…