Chantal Allam

1 week ago | newsobserver.com | Chantal Allam

Massachusetts-based developer King Street Properties has delivered the core and shell of the initial two buildings at 4880 McCrimmon Pkwy on its new 75-acre Pathway Triangle campus in Morrisville. King Street Properties Pathway Triangle signed Liquidia as first tenant in 70,000-square-foot lease. Vacancy in life sciences manufacturing hit 66.6% in Raleigh-Durham market. Developers expect absorption of 1M+ square feet of new space to take time.

1 week ago | newsobserver.com | Chantal Allam

Wake County developer Rob Bailey with his uncle, Norwood Thompson, in front of Cattail, a 296-home community under construction in Clayton. Rob Bailey In 1972, Selma developer A.Z. Thompson Jr. bought roughly 100 acres of premium land - including a 1930s-era millhouse, lake and dam - in northern Johnson County. Over the years, Thompson added more parcels. Eventually, the family's estate expanded to roughly 575 acres, serving as both a retreat and gathering place for every family holiday.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Chantal Allam

In 1972, Selma developer A.Z. Thompson Jr. bought roughly 100 acres of premium land — including a 1930s-era millhouse, lake and dam — in northern Johnson County. Over the years, Thompson added more parcels. Eventually, the family’s estate expanded to roughly 575 acres, serving as both a retreat and gathering place for every family holiday. Flash forward to today: Thompson’s 48-year-old grandson, Rob Bailey, is transforming the homestead into a 295-home planned subdivision called Cattail.

1 week ago | newsobserver.com | Chantal Allam

A plane flying overhead King Street Properties' initial two buildings at 4880 McCrimmon Pkwy. It's on its new 75-acre Pathway Triangle campus in Morrisville. Chantal Allam For the last six months, two giant life science hubs have sat directly across the street from each other on McCrimmon Parkway in Morrisville, brand-spanking-new - and empty.

1 week ago | heraldsun.com | Chantal Allam