Amanda Hoyle
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Raleigh, NC, United States
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Duke Realty (NYSE: DRE) finalizes $1.1B sale of office portfolio in Raleigh, Nashville, St. Louis and South Florida
A joint venture among three private investment partners has finalized its $1.1 billion acquisition of 62 suburban office properties, including four office parks in South Florida. → Read More
T.MAC restaurant adjusts expansion plans, pulls out of Bradford in Cary - Triangle Business Journal
T.MAC restaurant is drawing crowds at new location in Cary, but the owners have decided to cancel plans for a second location near Publix in Cary. → Read More
Roses owner to partner with Save-a-Lot for new grocery in southeast Raleigh - Triangle Business Journal
Owners of Roses discount store to bring new Save-a-Lot grocery store to food desert region of southeast Raleigh. → Read More
Record sale pending: Crescent to sell three of the newest Triangle apartment communities as part of $700 million deal - Triangle Business Journal
Crescent Communities will sell its three new apartment communities in Raleigh and Durham as part of nine-property deal valued at nearly $700 million. → Read More
Sneak Peek: Inside the first Publix store in the Triangle (PHOTOS) - Triangle Business Journal
The new 49,058-square-foot Publix grocery store opening on Thursday at 1020 Bradford Plaza Way in Cary is the first Publix-owned grocery store in the Triangle. → Read More
Smoking hot sector! Another Triangle apartment complex sells for more than $50M - Triangle Business Journal
The new Bristol apartment community in Morrisville, the only residential within the 100-acre Park West Village retail and commercial center, has been sold to Virginia investor Weinstein Properties for $53.4 million. → Read More
North Carolina Coastal Land Trust uses hog farm settlement money to buy 670 acres at Lake Waccamaw - Triangle Business Journal
North Carolina Coastal Land Trust uses part of its settlement money from a federal Clean Water Act violation case in 2012 to buy land near Lake Waccamaw State Park. → Read More
New Zealand-influenced gastro pub and burger joint Burger Bach coming to Durhamâs Erwin Mill - Triangle Business Journal
The Virginia owners of two Burger Bach restaurants in the Richmond area are taking their concept out of state for the first time with a new location planned for Durham. → Read More
Cameron Village store moving to west Raleigh location - Triangle Business Journal
The owner of Victorian Rose Bridals store at Cameron Village has found a new home location for her bridal gowns shop in a different part of Raleigh and will also be changing the name of the salon. → Read More
Vacant Soleil Center tower site near Crabtree listed for sale: $7.5 million - Triangle Business Journal
A private equity group that bailed out the troubled Soleil Center site near Crabtree Valley Mall when it went into foreclosure in 2011 is putting the land back on the market for sale. → Read More
Raleigh's Wine and Design founders split; divide ownership - Triangle Business Journal
The founders of Raleigh's Wine and Design art class program, Harriet Mills and Emmy Preiss, have parted ways with each taking a separate part of the business to focus on and grow. → Read More
City approves plan to replace modernist office building on Glenwood with new structure - Triangle Business Journal
The Raleigh Planning Commission on Tuesday voted 10-0 in approval of a plan to tear down the 50-year-old modernist-style office building at 3515 Glenwood Ave. and replace it with a bigger office building. → Read More
Land developers buy 150 acres near YMCAâs Camp Kanata - Triangle Business Journal
A Raleigh land development group has purchased a 149-acre site on Camp Kanata Road in northern Wake County in reaction to a recent spike in renewed interest among home builders seeking larger lot options around Falls Lake. → Read More
Southern Season to open mini-shops in Raleigh, Charlotte - Triangle Business Journal
Gourmet food and gift retailer Southern Season will be testing a smaller store format for the holidays with plans to open two pop-up shops in Raleigh and Charlotte by early November. → Read More
Notebook: A day on the NAIOP Triangle real estate bus tour - Triangle Business Journal
The first commercial real estate bus tour by NAIOP Research Triangle in six years showcases the more than 1 million square feet of new office space under development throughout the Triangle. → Read More
Modern Houses: AIA Triangle's 2014 tour showcases award-winning designs - Triangle Business Journal
The owners of eight uniquely-designed houses throughout the Triangle will be opening up their homes Saturday for tours and public display as the Triangle chapter of the American Institute of Architects kicks off its annual tour of residential architecture. → Read More
For sale! Lenovo's new RTP campus â have $130+ million? - Triangle Business Journal
The former Sony Ericsson headquarters campus on Development Drive in Research Triangle Park is back on the block again, less than nine months after the buildings were sold for $26 million to a Philadelphia real estate investor. → Read More
Downtown Raleigh's 227 Fayetteville St., empty for years, lures new office tenant - Triangle Business Journal
The new owners of the 11-story, 227 Fayetteville St. office building in downtown Raleigh, who have been working to renovate and fill the building for more than 18 months, have landed their first major tenant. → Read More
Downtown Raleigh's 227 Fayetteville St., empty for years, lures new office tenant - Triangle Business Journal
The new owners of the 11-story, 227 Fayetteville St. office building in downtown Raleigh, who have been working to renovate and fill the building for more than 18 months, have landed their first major tenant. → Read More
Foreign investors scoop up $47M in Triangle properties - Triangle Business Journal
Several major real estate transactions in the Triangle in recent weeks have highlighted an increased interest among foreign investors in properties across the region. → Read More