Raleigh projects still a go
Hagel: The credit crunch has stopped legions of developers and investors dead in their tracks. Yet two downtown Raleigh projects appear to be trudging forward.
Developers alter grand plans
The credit crunch has stalled or canceled dozens of projects in the region. And most signs point to things getting worse before they improve.
Biting the securitized-TICs bullet
Hagel: A trio of commercial real estate brokers are padding their resumes and building alliances.
Electric Co.'s new owner pins success to street's revival
Hagel:The mall's new owner, David Revere, hopes to fix up the 45,000-square-foot retail center and benefit from improvements planned along Hillsborough Street. He's the third to try such a rescue.
Greener rental may be too pricey
Hagel:A stretch of Glenwood Avenue near Crabtree Valley Mall may be getting even greener.
Office vacancies rise to 2-year high
New and expanding companies filled new offices in the third quarter, but it wasn't enough to outpace a crush of new space hitting the market.
French charm to ooze from Falls of Neuse
Developer hopes to buck hard times and convention to create a European village in North Raleigh.
Duke Realty going for green
Hagel:Duke Realty means it this time: It's going green with a speculative office building.
Duke filling up space
Hagel:Duke University continues to seep into downtown Durham. This time, at least 200 more university employees are center-city bound.
VA snaps up Mutual Life space
Hagel:The federal government is expanding its footprint in downtown Durham, bringing at least 200 employees to the city center.
With shadow come customers
Hagel:A couple of weeks ago, Raleigh's City Council voted on what many people consider the most ambitious private commercial real estate project attempted in downtown.
New hotels blossom just as travel withers
Hagel:Across the Triangle, more hotel rooms are sitting empty as the high cost of travel crimps business and family travel budgets.
Raleigh projects still a go
Hagel: The credit crunch has stopped legions of developers and investors dead in their tracks. Yet two downtown Raleigh projects appear to be trudging forward.
Developers alter grand plans
The credit crunch has stalled or canceled dozens of projects in the region. And most signs point to things getting worse before they improve.
Biting the securitized-TICs bullet
Hagel: A trio of commercial real estate brokers are padding their resumes and building alliances.
Electric Co.'s new owner pins success to street's revival
Hagel:The mall's new owner, David Revere, hopes to fix up the 45,000-square-foot retail center and benefit from improvements planned along Hillsborough Street. He's the third to try such a rescue.
Greener rental may be too pricey
Hagel:A stretch of Glenwood Avenue near Crabtree Valley Mall may be getting even greener.
Office vacancies rise to 2-year high
New and expanding companies filled new offices in the third quarter, but it wasn't enough to outpace a crush of new space hitting the market.
French charm to ooze from Falls of Neuse
Developer hopes to buck hard times and convention to create a European village in North Raleigh.
Duke Realty going for green
Hagel:Duke Realty means it this time: It's going green with a speculative office building.
Duke filling up space
Hagel:Duke University continues to seep into downtown Durham. This time, at least 200 more university employees are center-city bound.
VA snaps up Mutual Life space
Hagel:The federal government is expanding its footprint in downtown Durham, bringing at least 200 employees to the city center.
With shadow come customers
Hagel:A couple of weeks ago, Raleigh's City Council voted on what many people consider the most ambitious private commercial real estate project attempted in downtown.
New hotels blossom just as travel withers
Hagel:Across the Triangle, more hotel rooms are sitting empty as the high cost of travel crimps business and family travel budgets.
