Chatham Park, in partnership with Fresh Paint by Garman Homes, announced on Tuesday, March 3, 2020 that public pre-sales for their first residential homes will begin on Thursday, March 19, 2020. Widely anticipated in the marketplace, purchase appointments will be available via invitation only, on a first come, first serve basis. Read more…
From the Chatham News + Record: PITTSBORO — The Chatham County Board of Commissioners have approved recommendations from the county’s Affordable Housing Advisory Committee for county funds to three affordable housing projects. The commissioners voted unanimously Jan. 21 to direct $124,000 in grants and an $85,000 low-interest loan for three Read more…
In his annual budget message from last May, Chatham County Manager Dan LaMontagne wrote that fiscal 2018-2019 was a bit of a downer when it came to development. “Chatham County tax values continue to grow, but we are experiencing slower growth from development services, due in large part to the Read more…
The owners of a 212-acre property in Pittsboro could build up to 900 residential units on the site. The Halle Companies of Maryland filed plans for Pittsboro Place, a proposed mixed-use master-planned community situated south of Highway 64 Business east of downtown. The project was included in a zoning request Read more…
A Raleigh real estate investment development firm has plans for an apartment complex in one of the region’s fast-growing communities. Blue Heron Asset Management has announced it will build a 200-unit apartment community in Briar Chapel, a 900-acre master planned development south of Chapel Hill and led by Newland. The Read more…
The developers behind the Chatham Park project have proposed another large mixed-use development in Pittsboro. Cary-based Preston Development has filed plans for Mellott, a proposed 190-acre mixed-use development with plans calling for more than 1,300 residential units and 785,000 square feet of non-residential space. The property is bordered on three Read more…
Developers showcased on Tuesday morning a 136-acre development worth $350 million just north of Pittsboro that they say will serve as the “commercial gateway” to the massive Chatham Park development. Named “Mosaic,” the project is the brainchild of Eco Group, which is a collaboration between business owners Kirk Bradley of Sanford-based Read more…