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As conversations about increasing housing stock in the Triad continue, multiple housing projects of different types of moving forward in Asheboro and Forsyth County.

Chris Paul, NBA star from Winston-Salem, expands healthy snack brand to over 1,000 Walmart stores

Raleigh commercial real estate company Redeeming Development Group purchased the property from two Greensboro-based entities.

After confirmation that The Big Lots store in Battleground Plaza Shopping Center on Battleground Avenue will remain open, five new businesses will continue the shopping center's revitalization.

After their plans for a location of Pickles and Play to come to the Piedmont Indoor Tennis' facility fell through, Chris Kepko and Leah Caviness Cattanach have secured a different location in Greensboro.

Attorney Marc Isaacson, who spoke on behalf of Mount Zion Baptist Church at the Greensboro Planning Commission, said the it aims to address multiple city concerns, including medical care, "reasonably affordable," housing for seniors and market-rate housing.

While neighbors were concerned about the project's high density, Planning Commission members said the mixed-use development is what Greensboro needs, especially with JetZero coming to the PTI Airport.

The board recommended approval of a seven-building retail center totaling 29,450 square feet, despite concerns from neighbors that the center would change the character of the Waughtown neighborhood.

Pruitt Health serves about 260,000 patients in more than 185 locations across the southern United States.

A Krispy Kreme spokesperson said the company is committed to a 10-year lease and to its employees of the facility.

The Carroll Cos. will develop a $50 million project on the site of the Bellemeade Parking Deck while BSC Holdings is planning a $12 million project on the site of the Davie Street Parking Deck.

Adams Property Group is also the developer of the $80 million West Edge Shopping Center at the intersection of Robinhood Road and Meadowlark Drive in Winston-Salem.

The Greensboro location will be North Italia's first in the Triad and fourth in North Carolina.

Whole Foods' suit alleged that a redevelopment project of the former Sears building, from which Whole Foods leased space, caused asbestos in the store, causing the grocery giant to incur more than $1 million in damages.

High Point hometown hero Eddie Pope, who has returned to the city to be the team's chief sporting officer, gave a tour of the new facility Friday.

Here's what prospective clients can expect from new hot yoga and powerlifting concepts coming to Greensboro.

Kernersville's new tallest building will be a mixed-use apartment community by Fourth Elm Construction and developer Tony Alford.

Wilmington-based Zimmer Development Co. completed the luxury complex in 2020.

"If we continue to have a strain on access to childcare, that workforce participation that I spoke of is going to be something that makes companies not want to come here," Greater Winston-Salem Inc. President and CEO Mark Owens said.

Alterra acquired a portfolio that totals 35.8 usable acres and 325,400 square feet of fully occupied warehouse space across 13 states.