Nancy Mace

NC Carolina Core is a dominant player in the transformation of North Carolina into an economic development powerhouse. Forward thinking, data driven, thoughtful decision making, high quality of life, and economic diversification are some of the keys keeping North Carolina a dominant player in our developing global economy.

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Small businesses & proactive investment in rural communities are two key components in keeping North Carolina competive in our developing global economy.

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It will be interesting to see how #OsceolaCounty and #StCloud, define, defend and justify their version of “extraordinary circumstances.” Some examples of the proposed changes to mobility fees (#ImpactFees) include: #singlefamily home 150% in Osceola County, 224% in St. Cloud; #mobilehome 255% in Osceola County, 560% in St. Cloud; #condo/ #townhouse/ #multifamily (#apartments) 129% in Osceola County, 256% in St. Cloud. There are some decreases though, like: health/fitness/athletic club -10% in Osceola County, -47% in St. Cloud; and places of worship -8% in Osceola County, -29% in St. Cloud. The range for fire impact fees goes from -50% for hospital/clinic to 176% for #hotel/ #motel. #Floridarealestate #Floridahomebuilding #Floridarealestatedevelopment https://lnkd.in/ewJSS9x6

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Curious about the current real estate market in Prince George's County, Virginia? The numbers speak for themselves: low inventory, high list-to-sold price percentage, and quick sales. Whether you're a buyer or seller, I'm here to provide expert guidance and support every step of the way. Let's make your real estate goals a reality. #MarketStats #RealEstateExpert #REMAXAllegiance

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NORFOLK, VA - A massive redevelopment plan for the ailing downtown MacArthur Center shopping mall still needs a developer and a financial plan, city economic development officials say. Mayor Kenny Alexander unveiled an idea for a redevelopment project at the mall site during his annual State of the City address last month. The proposal includes a 400-room military-themed hotel, 518,000 square feet of high-rise apartment space and a 2½-acre pedestrian walkway with more than 172,000 square feet of retail space. However, the proposal from Washington-based architecture consulting firm Gensler has significant steps to complete, Norfolk Department of Economic Development Director Sean Washington said during a Economic Development Authority meeting Wednesday. The project would likely be pitched as a private-public partnership, Washington said. But city officials are looking into whether the project would generate enough tax revenue to service debt incurred by public investment, he said. “Once we get there, we’ll be able to see what those impacts are,” Washington said. “The city needs to make a decision on what’s going to be our public investment into this particular site.” The city would then look for private development partners, Washington said. Economic Development Authority spokesperson and business development manager Mia Byrd Wilson confirmed the project could take years to complete. The city has been working with Gensler since September on the mall project, Washington said. The Virginian-Pilot previously reported the consulting firm had floated the idea of a convention center anchoring a redevelopment project during a Norfolk City Council retreat in November. Since then, Washington said the firm has recommended Norfolk lean into its unique assets when designing the site: the region’s robust military presence, including Naval Station Norfolk and NATO’s headquarters. For example, Washington noted how Nashville has centered a development project around the area’s longtime history with country music. “That’s what makes it different,” Washington said. That branding also woukld align with a city push toward attracting more tourists and other new visitors, he added. Thousands of people live in the downtown area, and the Gensler study notes vacancies are low and demand for more housing is very high. For more, click on the link below. #escrowcredirt #newmarktitleservices https://lnkd.in/ehX-nb8T

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Excellent and inspiring presentation on generational dynamics in the workplace and the importance of understanding diversity from this lense.

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Learning from the #CRE vets at #ICSCLASVEGAS “We need to get back to building stores for WHEN they go out of business not IF,“ says Richard Wolf. Base tenant decisions on sales instead of credit, he advised at the #retailrealestate industry’s biggest event. #ICSCLasVegas2024

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The free market report for zip code 30269 indicates strong market activity, with rising property values and increasing buyer interest, suggesting a competitive and dynamic real estate environment. https://lnkd.in/dXdQQipG

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Auction of Home Walking Distance to D'town Clarkesville, GA - N GA Mountains! Selling on Behalf of Heirs 3 BR / 3 BA Home in Clarkesville, GA SELLING AT ONLINE AUCTION BID DEADLINE (Starts To Close): Thursday, August 8th @ 11 AM 398 Bartley Wilbanks Road Clarkesville, GA 30523 ASSET DESCRIPTION: 3 BR / 3 BA home walking distance to downtown Clarkesville, GA! Four sides brick home on basement with lots of room to expand on +/- 0.75 acres! Total square footage is +/- 2,704 with +/- 1,448 sq. ft. finished. Private, wooded backyard in the Springwood subdivision. Habersham County, GA Parcel ID: 071 124 LOCATION: 398 Bartley Wilbanks Road, Clarkesville, GA 30523 ONLINE BIDDING REGISTRATION: Online bidding to begin on July 28th. INSPECTION: Tuesday, July 23rd from 11 AM – 1 PM Additional Inspection time TBA You are STRONGLY advised to inspect the items, in person, during the inspection period in order to validate the descriptions and/or photographs in the catalog. Should you have any questions, please contact Scott Schwartz at 404-550-3490 or scott@bullseyeauctions.com or Rick Sammons at 770-490-0798 or rick@bullseyeauctions.com TERMS: Non-refundable earnest money deposit of 10% shall be wired to Bullseye Auction & Appraisal within 24 hours of contract acceptance. Closing shall occur within 30 days of contract acceptance. BUYER’S PREMIUM: There is a 10% Buyer’s Premium for this auction. Example: For a high bid of $100,000, a 10% buyer’s premium of $10,000 will be added making the purchase price $110,000. BUYER’S NOTE: This property is being sold “AS IS, WHERE IS” with no warranties expressed or implied. Buyers should carefully verify all items and make their own decision as to the accuracy thereof before relying on the same. Items may be added or deleted without notice. All items subject to prior sale. Online bid increments are at Auctioneer’s discretion. All sales are final. CLOSING: Purchaser responsible for designating closing attorney and all associated costs. Property to close within 30 days of contract acceptance. Please click "Documents" for auction terms and conditions. LEGAL CONTRACT – Your participation in our auction is your acknowledgment and acceptance of the terms and conditions presented here. Your failure to adhere to any of these terms and conditions may constitute a breach of contract and may cause irreparable harm to Bullseye Auction & Appraisal and/or our client. In this event, we and/or our client(s) may attempt to recover any financial or other damages by pursuing any action afforded by law. SALE MANAGERS: Scott Schwartz at 404-550-3490, GAL# 2643 Rick Sammons at 770-490-0798, GAL# 3575

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🌆 When investing in Commercial Real Estate, it's important to consider what neighborhood you are investing in and how your development will impact that neighborhood. For example, we've taken a cluster investing approach in Jacksonville's Historic Springfield, where we've invested in several historic buildings. As we revitalize these structures to be functional for the community, it provides residents with access to new businesses and amenities that they wouldn't have otherwise. 📈 #PropertyInvestment #CommercialRealEstate #RealEstateDevelopment #RealEstateInvesting #HistoricBuilding #ClusterInvesting

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