NEWS & NOTES

As the weather warms up, our thoughts turn to the great outdoors and the always-inviting waters of the Pamlico River.

The transformation of the Country Club Homes community on Oberlin Road is moving forward...

We recently had the pleasure of hosting a gathering of Moss Landing residents at Pitt Street Brewing Company.

From the first moment they drove into Washington, Tom and Deb knew they were in the right place.

Moss Landing has been a beautiful addition—a vibrant residential neighborhood perfectly placed in this historic community.

Washington supports a thriving arts and culture community.

The historic downtown area, just a few steps from your front door, is a flourishing scene filled with great food and fine dining.

A Raleigh resident and designer reconnect for a downtown downsize.

The coastal waters of Beaufort County and the Pamlico River open up, shall we say, boatloads of possibilities for recreation.

Buyers are flocking to cities with walkability, a focus on quality of life, good food, a vibrant art scene; they are tech savvy & environmentally conscious.

Designer Heather Garrett takes on a new home designed by architect Carter Skinner and even amidst a pandemic, creates magic.

Frustrated by the arguments that arise over kitchen duties? Check out these coping strategies

The approved plan includes 40 lots and boat slips for every resident.

As designer Judy Pickett splits her time between two homes, she delights in the details of a smaller space.

A sophisticated palette of blues and greens turns a neighborhood condo into a relaxing home sweet home.

In the 1980’s, many Americans moved out – chasing the suburban dream. The 90’s accelerated the pace of this movement...

When David and Julie Howdy sold their waterfront home at Swan Point, they had country living in mind — they never got it.

Lyn and Chip Andrews have loved Raleigh for a long time.

FINDING HOME IN RALEIGH’S FIVE POINT When a couple of […]

with Jim Wiley, President of Beacon Street Development

With everything finalized at the end of last year, Beacon Street Development’s Fairview Row was an immediate sell out.