Government & Business
Most NC local parking minimums end Jan. 1
RALEIGH — Most North Carolina local governments will lose the authority to enforce minimum off-street parking requirements beginning Jan. 1, 2027.
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Development & Infrastructure
Four NC infrastructure projects receive $32 million in federal awards
HENDERSONVILLE — Four North Carolina infrastructure and workforce projects have received more than $32 million in federal awards tied to disaster recovery and economic development.
Government & Business
Fayetteville State secures $10 million defense AI award
FAYETTEVILLE — Fayetteville State has secured a five-year, $10 million federal defense award to expand applied AI research, hire faculty and train student researchers.
Government & Business
Settlement reported in lawsuit over North Carolina’s $100 million eCourts system
GREENSBORO — A settlement has been reported in litigation against Tyler Technologies over North Carolina’s $100 million statewide eCourts system, with a final agreement due Oct. 16.
Development & Infrastructure
Invesco buys Knightdale Marketplace for $86.7 million
KNIGHTDALE — Invesco Real Estate has acquired Knightdale Marketplace for $86.7 million in a completed deal involving 323,113 square feet of retail space.
Companies & People
Raleigh’s Endpoint Clinical acquires Bluefin
RALEIGH — Raleigh-headquartered Endpoint Clinical has acquired Boston-based Bluefin, expanding its clinical-trial technology business into supply forecasting and planning.
Government & Business
Court ruling reopens path for $156 million NC solar award
RALEIGH — A federal judge has vacated the EPA’s cancellation of Solar for All, reopening a path for North Carolina’s $156 million EnergizeNC award while an appeal remains…
Government & Business
Revised WakeMed-Atrium deal adds $150 million county payment
RALEIGH — Revised terms for WakeMed’s proposed combination with Atrium Health would add $150 million for county health programs and require at least $2 billion in capital spending…
Government & Business
NC regulators deny Duke’s 240-megawatt Richmond County turbine plan
RALEIGH — North Carolina regulators denied Duke Energy Progress’ application to build a 240-megawatt natural-gas turbine at its Smith Energy Complex in Richmond County.
Government & Business
Judge allows 750-megawatt Chatham data center despite moratorium
PITTSBORO — A Superior Court judge has ruled that Eco TIP West may continue pursuing a proposed 750-megawatt data center campus in Chatham County despite the county's temporary…
Development & Infrastructure
Digital Realty builds 12-megawatt Uptown Charlotte data center
CHARLOTTE — Digital Realty is constructing a 200,000-square-foot, 12-megawatt fourth building at its Uptown data center campus.
Development & Infrastructure
ESJ Capital buys 144-unit Kannapolis complex for $29.5 million
KANNAPOLIS — ESJ Capital Partners acquired the 144-unit Bridges of Cabarrus apartment complex for $29.5 million, entering the Charlotte-area multifamily market.