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White Oak Commercial Helps Bring New Bottle Shop and Tap Room to Smithfield
A new craft beer bottle shop and tap room is coming to downtown Smithfield and White Oak Commercial played a role in making it happen. William White worked with Nathan and Colleen Roby, owners of local burger restaurant Simple Twist, to finalize a long-term lease for their new venture “Simple Twist…
White Oak Commercial closes the sale of 1405 Vision Drive in Apex, NC
On October 4th 2016 White Oak Commercial closed the sale of 1405 Vision Drive in Apex NC. The former Nissan Dealership consisted of 12.5 acres and a 27,500 square foot office, showroom, and service facility. The property was purchased by Hanna Imports and was represented by Mike Peebles.
White Oak Commercial acts as Dual Agent in sale of 49 acres in Clayton, NC
William White recently represented both the seller, LOLAS, LLC, and the buyer, Muleco, LLC, in the sale of two different parcels totaling +/- 49 acres in Clayton, NC.
Rolesville, NC – One of America’s Boom Towns
In a study done by Realtor.com in April 2016, researchers found the town of Rolesville, NC to be one of the fastest growing neighborhoods in the country. The results were based off of a number criteria, ranging from job creation to household formation to new construction. Rolesville came in ranked…
White Oak Commercial represents the Landlord in lease agreement with Themeworks, Inc. at 1125 Capital Boulevard
Bill White of White Oak Commercial recently represented the landlord in the lease agreement at 1125 Capital Boulevard in Raleigh. Event planning company Themeworks, Inc. is the new tenant. The move for Themeworks was necessary for the mixed-use project between Kane Realty and Williams Realty & Building Co. at 600…
As a Property Manager, Don’t Forget Who You Work For…
Commercial property management often gets compared to the hospitality or service industry, and more specifically a similar dynamic to a restaurant atmosphere. The owner of the property is the owner of the restaurant, the property manager is the waiter/waitress, and the tenants are the customers. A sound comparison, right? Not…
