Real Estate

The historic building turns into a restaurant.
Project leaders are laying the groundwork of what’s to come at Wake Forest University-owned space.
These taxes can determine how much your home is worth on the market.
The popular design is making a comeback and its appearance is prevalent in the Twin City.
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Brace yourselves for big things coming to the Twin City this year.
Due to market demands, the city launched a loan program in hopes to attract more companies and boost the economy.
The oldest remaining home in what was the town of Winston was moved from where it was originally built to a different site.
The university’s foundation purchased the property to accommodate future growth.
Mayor Allen Joines calls plans for the major mixed-use development “a roadmap to a new era of vibrancy and opportunity” for Winston-Salem.
These homes are still standing 100+ years after they were built.
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