Category: North Carolina
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JetZero Chooses NC for Aerospace Manufacturing: A Boost for Jobs, Housing, and Retail
JetZero, a California-based aerospace company, has selected Greensboro, North Carolina as the site of its first U.S. manufacturing facility. This transformational project will bring: The manufacturing campus will be built at Piedmont Triad International Airport (PTI), positioning the Triad region as a national player in next-generation aerospace production. Aerospace: A New Chapter in North Carolina’s…
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Raleigh Among Top U.S. Multifamily Markets
Inspired by the June 10, 2025, CoStar article “Tracking the Turnaround: Where Multifamily Momentum Is Surging in the U.S.” Market Rebalancing Underway After a challenging few years of oversupply and rising vacancies, U.S. multifamily markets are turning a corner—and North Carolina is well-positioned to benefit. Key trends nationally: Raleigh Shines as a Southeast Standout CoStar’s…
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North Carolina’s Top-10 Economy: What It Means for Real Estate Investors
This article is inspired by WalletHub’s recent 2025 “Best State Economies” rankings, which placed North Carolina #6 in the nation—ahead of high-profile peers like Texas and California. For real estate investors, that’s more than just a talking point. A top-ranked economy translates directly into: North Carolina is squarely in the sweet spot—offering dynamic growth without…
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BSH’s $11M Investment in New Bern Signals Opportunity for Real Estate Investors
BSH Home Appliances Corporation, part of the Bosch Group, has announced an $11 million expansion of its New Bern, North Carolina facility—an investment that will add nearly 200 high-paying jobs to the region.For real estate investors, this is another strong signal that New Bern and surrounding areas are poised for steady economic growth—and with it,…
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Amazon’s $10B Tech Hub in Richmond County: What It Means for Real Estate Investors
Amazon Web Services (AWS) has selected Richmond County, North Carolina, as the site of a $10 billion data center campus—one of the largest technology investments in state history. This move signals the beginning of a major economic shift in the Sandhills region, and with it, a window of opportunity for real estate investors. 📍 Project…
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Why North Carolina’s Tax Cuts Matter to Real Estate Investors
Lower Taxes Are Now Law North Carolina has enacted a series of tax reductions that are more than political theater—they’re legally locked in: These changes matter for real estate investors. North Carolina is positioned as one of the most tax-competitive states in the country—especially for entrepreneurs, employers, and investors. Businesses Are Already Taking Notice Tax-friendly…
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Prolec GE’s $140 Million Expansion Powers Growth in Goldsboro
Prolec GE Waukesha’s latest expansion in Goldsboro, North Carolina, marks a major milestone in the region’s industrial evolution. With a $140 million investment and 330 new jobs on the way, this move is powering more than transformers—it’s energizing the local economy, real estate market, and long-term investor confidence. Major Investment, Major Impact The project will…
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Genentech’s $700 Million Investment in Holly Springs: Real Estate Investors Take Note
Genentech’s announcement of a new $700 million biomanufacturing facility in Holly Springs, North Carolina, is more than just another corporate expansion—it’s a milestone in the region’s emergence as a national hub for life sciences and a signal flare for real estate investors looking to ride the next wave of suburban growth. The new 700,000-square-foot facility,…
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North Carolina’s 2025 Rural Infrastructure Grants: Fueling Growth Across the State
North Carolina continues to shine as a beacon of economic growth and opportunity. In February 2025, the North Carolina Rural Infrastructure Authority (RIA) approved 13 grants totaling approximately $9.6 million to bolster rural communities. These strategic investments are set to create 371 new jobs and attract over $165 million in public and private investments. Economic…
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GE Aerospace Expansion: A Boost for North Carolina’s Growth Markets
General Electric Aerospace is investing over $100 million across four North Carolina manufacturing sites: Wilmington, Asheville, Durham, and West Jefferson. This move not only upgrades GE’s jet engine production capabilities but also delivers a powerful economic stimulus to these regions. Here’s a breakdown of the impacts by region, along with housing, population, and business growth…