Investors favor apartments near jobs
Hagel: Gas prices have subsided from their $4.05-a-gallon peak in July, providing enough relief for many drivers to demote the phrase "pain at the pump" from top-of-mind status.
Wake Tech swoops in, closes deal on prime land
Hagel: Granite Development, which owned 82.4 undeveloped acres in Morrisville, has cashed out of most of the prime property.
Investment helps downtown Raleigh
Hagel: Four years ago, the city of Raleigh picked Noble Investment Group to build a hotel to support its new convention center.
Lincoln Park North could fetch sizable gain
Hagel:A cluster of warehouses in North Raleigh is quietly becoming a source of intrigue among Triangle commercial real estate brokers and investors.
Retail sector ailing, builders feeling blue
As higher prices pinch consumers, employers cut back and a credit crunch slows home sales and construction, retailers are holding back.
Developer speculates on office building
Hagel:A Cary developer is planning a $28 million, 125,000-square-foot office building called Alliance Center I at N.C. State University's Centennial Campus. And it might break ground without commitments from tenants.
Kane eyes further expansion of North Hills
Hagel:With cranes on high and bulldozers rumbling, Raleigh developer John Kane is in the thick of building his second dose of shops, offices and homes at North Hills.
Law firm leaves downtown for West Raleigh
Hagel:The Raleigh branch of law firm Ward and Smith is bucking a recent trend.
Grubb buys Palms Apartments
Hagel:Gordon Grubb is eyeing yet another inside-the-Beltline redevelopment play.
Charter Square bucks trend against condo projects
Hagel:As stingy lenders and soft home sales delay Triangle condominium projects, one high-profile plan in downtown Raleigh is pressing forward, condos and all.
Kite Realty banks on growth in Wake
Hagel:A big land sale this week may lead to more homes and shops in Holly Springs.
Durham deal is bit of a surprise
Hagel:Something happened in Durham last month -- an event that is becoming more of a rarity these days: Office buildings were sold.
City hunts temporary offices
Hagel:Raleigh's planned 17-story public safety center already cleared one hurdle: getting funded as rising costs and shrinking revenue pinch the city's budget.
Fewer jobs suggest leaner times
Hagel:During April and May, North Carolina's construction labor force did something it had not done in seven years: It shrank two months in a row after a record high.
Staubach sale shifts landscape
Hagel:Jones Lang LaSalle's $613 million decision is unfolding among the titans of Triangle tenant representation.
Tax-law worries sway sellers
Hagel:That adage warning against mixing business with politics is taking a back seat in commercial real estate brokers' offices.
Investors favor apartments near jobs
Hagel: Gas prices have subsided from their $4.05-a-gallon peak in July, providing enough relief for many drivers to demote the phrase "pain at the pump" from top-of-mind status.
Wake Tech swoops in, closes deal on prime land
Hagel: Granite Development, which owned 82.4 undeveloped acres in Morrisville, has cashed out of most of the prime property.
Investment helps downtown Raleigh
Hagel: Four years ago, the city of Raleigh picked Noble Investment Group to build a hotel to support its new convention center.
Lincoln Park North could fetch sizable gain
Hagel:A cluster of warehouses in North Raleigh is quietly becoming a source of intrigue among Triangle commercial real estate brokers and investors.
Retail sector ailing, builders feeling blue
As higher prices pinch consumers, employers cut back and a credit crunch slows home sales and construction, retailers are holding back.
Developer speculates on office building
Hagel:A Cary developer is planning a $28 million, 125,000-square-foot office building called Alliance Center I at N.C. State University's Centennial Campus. And it might break ground without commitments from tenants.
Kane eyes further expansion of North Hills
Hagel:With cranes on high and bulldozers rumbling, Raleigh developer John Kane is in the thick of building his second dose of shops, offices and homes at North Hills.
Law firm leaves downtown for West Raleigh
Hagel:The Raleigh branch of law firm Ward and Smith is bucking a recent trend.
Grubb buys Palms Apartments
Hagel:Gordon Grubb is eyeing yet another inside-the-Beltline redevelopment play.
Charter Square bucks trend against condo projects
Hagel:As stingy lenders and soft home sales delay Triangle condominium projects, one high-profile plan in downtown Raleigh is pressing forward, condos and all.
Kite Realty banks on growth in Wake
Hagel:A big land sale this week may lead to more homes and shops in Holly Springs.
Durham deal is bit of a surprise
Hagel:Something happened in Durham last month -- an event that is becoming more of a rarity these days: Office buildings were sold.
City hunts temporary offices
Hagel:Raleigh's planned 17-story public safety center already cleared one hurdle: getting funded as rising costs and shrinking revenue pinch the city's budget.
Fewer jobs suggest leaner times
Hagel:During April and May, North Carolina's construction labor force did something it had not done in seven years: It shrank two months in a row after a record high.
Staubach sale shifts landscape
Hagel:Jones Lang LaSalle's $613 million decision is unfolding among the titans of Triangle tenant representation.
Tax-law worries sway sellers
Hagel:That adage warning against mixing business with politics is taking a back seat in commercial real estate brokers' offices.
