Will Hofmann
Growth and Development Reporter at Asheville Citizen Times
growth and development reporter @asheville | formerly @theappalachian
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1 week ago |
blueridgenow.com | Will Hofmann
First opened in 2008, the Grand Bohemian Asheville Lodge saw significant flooding from Tropical Storm Helene. The building has seen an extensive nearly $20 million restoration, the hotel's general manager told the Citizen Times. Red Stag Grill, an award winning restaurant, has also reopened in the hotel. ASHEVILLE - Matthew Lehman watched from the Grand Bohemian Asheville Lodge's balconies and rooftop as more than 7 feet of water nearly touched the building's chandeliers.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Will Hofmann
A luxury mountaintop home with panoramic views of the Blue Ridge Mountains has returned to market, according to the property's listing agents. Despite an $18 million price cut, it is still the most expensive home in North Carolina, multiple listing services show. After being listed for $50 million in March 2024, the cliffside Sagee Manor in Highlands has re-entered the housing market at $32 million.
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2 weeks ago |
citizen-times.com | Will Hofmann
A family business, Highwater Clays opened in 1979. Owner Jonathan St. Onge said it's been "heartbreaking" to tell customers they have halted production. Flooding from Tropical Storm Helene filled the production facility with six feet of water, St. Onge said. The company was the largest clay producer in the southeast U.S., the owners said.
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2 weeks ago |
eu.blueridgenow.com | Will Hofmann
A family business, Highwater Clays opened in 1979. Owner Jonathan St. Onge said it's been "heartbreaking" to tell customers they have halted production. Flooding from Tropical Storm Helene filled the production facility with six feet of water, St. Onge said. The company was the largest clay producer in the southeast U.S., the owners said.
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3 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Will Hofmann
The doors of "barndominiums," affordable cottages and luxury homes are opening to visitors across Western North Carolina as 2024's Parade of Homes returns to offer ideas and solutions to the area's housing shortage and post-Helene housing market.
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