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Apr 10, 2025

Editor's Note: Picking Up The Threads

By Vicky Janowski, posted Apr 10, 2025

My six degrees of Kevin Bacon? Glad you asked (at least for the purposes of this letter). Kevin Bacon directed and starred in Loverboy, which starred Sandra Bullock, who was the main character in 28 Days that filmed in Black Mountain with my buddy working on set in lighting. Boom – Bacon’s Law in three steps. To be fair, if it wasn’t for our clos ...

Apr 10, 2025

OPINION: A Recipe For Biotech Growth

By Randall Johnson, posted Apr 10, 2025

The Wilmington region has all the ingredients necessary for continued economic development successes and growth in the biotechnology/life sciences industry sector.   THE INGREDIENTS 1) Industry Partners and Jobs – With the long-standing local strengths in the clinical research and contract manufacturing industries, as well as recent investment announcements o ...

Apr 10, 2025

Sound Off: More New Neighbors

By Mouhcine Guettabi, posted Apr 10, 2025

The state of the housing market both nationally and locally continues to dominate the economic conversation. While most individuals are better off financially than they were pre-pandemic, the significant increase in interest rates coupled with the significant migration we witnessed over the past few years has made owning a home more challenging. Economists largely ag ...

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Wilmington’s Housing Market Provides More Choices for Buyers

Posted Mar 20, 2025

While Wilmington’s housing market provides more choices for buyers, there are a few key takeaways that will help you navigate fluctuations in the housing market. One of the most notable factors of the current market, is the increase in active listings. Available homes for sale have been on a steady incline since May 2023. A year-over-year comparison indicates the 3,378 active listings in ...read entire article

Apr 10, 2025

New Places To Play

By Barbara L. Nelson, posted Apr 10, 2025

As the Wilmington area’s population continues to expand, new entertainment and recreational venues are emerging to address the increasing demand for activities-based developments. From indoor skydiving to arcades drawing adults, several new projects have recently opened or are under construction now. Strikes LLC, for example, will begin developing a 40,800-squa ...

Apr 10, 2025

Lannin Braddock Branches Out By Creating Relationships

By Beth A. Klahre, posted Apr 10, 2025

When Lannin Braddock, COO of The Braddock Group, a real estate company she co-founded with her husband, Michael, in 2019, heard about the development happening in the Soda Pop District of downtown Wilmington, she knew she wanted to be involved. Michael, originally from Wilmington, had previously shown Braddock this part of the city. Braddock kept her eye on the prize fo ...

Apr 10, 2025

Cutting A Path Through Downtown

By Vicky Janowski, posted Apr 10, 2025

Part of downtown Wilmington’s revitalization story has been hammered home over several decades, one board at a time. Work on the Riverwalk along the Cape Fear River started more than 40 years ago. Initially a project to help rebrand downtown Wilmington, over the years the wooden pathway spread out from its nucleus at the foot of Market Street. Now spanning 1.75 ...

Apr 10, 2025

Market Snapshot: Commercial Real Estate

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Market Snapshot: Residential Real Estate

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Apr 10, 2025

The Takeaway: Pelican Protector

By Staff Reports, posted Apr 10, 2025

Mary Ellen Rogers doesn’t understand why anyone would abuse a pelican. “Pelicans are not like hawks,” said Rogers, founder of Sea Biscuit Wildlife Shelter in Oak Island. “They’re just big goofy birds.” But someone has maimed and killed brown pelicans over the years, to the point where Sea Biscuit Wildlife Shelter offered a $10,000 ...

Apr 10, 2025

The Takeaway: Restoring Faith

By Staff Reports, posted Apr 10, 2025

Six years after restoration work started, officials held a dedication ceremony in march in Navassa for Reaves Chapel – one of the oldest African American buildings in Southeastern North Carolina. The Civil War-era church was built along the banks of the Cape Fear River by people who had formerly been slaves at Cedar Hill Plantation. They, along with former slaves ...

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