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Multi-family housing unit potentially coming to former Rockingham warehouse
ROCKINGHAM — The Rockingham City Council amended a development ordinance to permit the potential development of a multi-family apartment housing unit in a former warehouse. Assistant City Manager John Massey stated that the former Woods Warehouse, located at 511 South Hancock Street at the intersection of Mill Road, gained new ownership in the last year. Spark Rock, LLC, has indicated that they are interested in converting the space into multi-family housing, although that plan of action is not currently feasible under the current zoning.
Rockingham Council approves rezoning request by developer
ROCKINGHAM — The City Council on Tuesday approved the rezoning of 8.33 acres on Clemmer Road to potentially make way for a new apartment complex. The request was made in January by Connelly Development, a South Carolina-based firm that previously built Fountain Pointe Apartments, to rezone the four tracts from Rural Residential to High-Density Residential.
C.F. Smith planning to move headquarters from Rockingham to Pinehurst
ROCKINGHAM — A longtime Richmond County-based commercial real estate company is planning to move a little farther north. C.F. Smith Property Group recently purchased a historic property in Pinehurst for its new headquarters, CEO Neil Robinette confirmed Wednesday. The news was first announced July 26 by Triangle Business Journal.
RichmondCC real estate class launches Krout into new career
HAMLET — Alicia Krout never intended to start a new career by taking the Real Estate Broker Pre-licensing class at Richmond Community College. She was only trying to be more knowledgeable about real estate because two of her sons were in the process of selling and purchasing new homes.
Real estate classes launches student into new career
HAMLET — Alicia Krout never intended to start a new career by taking the Real Estate Broker Pre-licensing class at Richmond Community College. She was only trying to be more knowledgeable about real estate because two of her sons were in the process of selling and purchasing new homes.
Real estate classes launches student into new career
HAMLET — Alicia Krout never intended to start a new career by taking the Real Estate Broker Pre-licensing class at Richmond Community College. She was only trying to be more knowledgeable about real estate because two of her sons were in the process of selling and purchasing new homes.
'A DREAM COME TRUE': Habitat dedicates new home in Hamlet
HAMLET — For Mark Carlisle, owning his own home instead of renting is a “dream come true.”. A tornado watch and thunderstorm warning didn’t stop Habitat for Humanity of the N.C. Sandhills from dedicating Carlisle’s new home in the Briarwood neighborhood early Tuesday afternoon. “I still...
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