Tag: economic development
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Four Reasons to Invest in North Carolina Real Estate
At NC Capital Group, we believe that strategic real estate investing starts with choosing the right market. North Carolina continues to stand out as one of the best places to invest — offering a rare combination of economic strength, steady growth, and livability that is hard to replicate elsewhere. Here are four key reasons why…
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North Carolina’s 2025 Rural Infrastructure Grants: Fueling Growth Across the State
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…
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Economic Impact of Johnson & Johnson’s New Wilson, NC Facility
Economic Impact of Johnson & Johnson’s New Wilson, NC Facility In our September blog post, we noted the announcement of Johnson and Johnson’s planned pharmaceutical manufacturing campus in Wilson, NC. This article digs deeper into the economic impact and the effects on population, housing, and retail. 1. Facility Location and Regional Access Johnson & Johnson…
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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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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…