Tag: Raleigh
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NC County Population Increases
A quick analysis using the data from NC’s Office of State Budget and Management. The data lags by about 2 years, but suggests future trends and is in alignment with development news. I’m looking at just the top 10 counties in North Carolina by annual percentage population increase in years 2020, 2021, and 2022, and…
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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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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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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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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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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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2024 Continues Net Migration into North Carolina
In 2024, North Carolina experienced remarkable net migration, further establishing itself as one of the fastest-growing states in the United States. Driven by affordability, a thriving job market, and a high quality of life, the state attracted thousands of new residents. This influx was particularly pronounced in certain counties and cities, reshaping the state’s demographic…
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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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Forge Nano Invests $165M in Morrisville, Creating 200 High-Paying Jobs by 2026
Forge Nano recently announced plans to establish a lithium-ion battery manufacturing facility in Morrisville, North Carolina, marking a significant investment of over $165 million. The plant, set to begin operations in 2026, will produce advanced lithium-ion cells using Forge Nano’s proprietary Atomic Armor technology. This development positions North Carolina as a major player in the…
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Slight Decline in Raleigh Apartment Vacancy
Raleigh’s apartment market is experiencing a slight shift as vacancy rates decline for the first time in nearly three years. After reaching a record high of 12.6% earlier this year, the vacancy rate fell to 11.9% in the second quarter, indicating a continue surge in demand that outpaced new supply for the first time since…