Spring showers may bring flowers as the saying goes, but it can also bring unwanted water into your home, and that’s something that will put a damper on even the nicest day. Fortunately, with these home tips you can use the transition from winter to assess your home from top to bottom, and get moisture under control, before a problem starts. 1. Check the Roof Maintaining your roof as an annual activity is essential to ensuring it continues to keep you warm and dry, and if you own a pair of binoculars or a c... read more

Even along the beautiful southeastern coastline of North Carolina, winter weather can cause trouble for unprepared beachfront homes. This goes double for owners of vacant summer homes, because no one is present to catch problems before they get out of hand. Applying these simple winterization tips for your beach home can prevent several preventable issues from arising. Plumbing First Temperatures in the teens lasting more than a day or two can cause water pipes – especially those exposed to the element... read more

By Michael Praats WECT Published: Apr. 29, 2022 at 11:08 AM EDT Following a ruling from a three-judge panel from the North Carolina Court of Appeals ruling the City of Wilmington’s short-term rental ordinances violated state law, City Council will vote on returning more than $500,000 to those who paid the fees. According to the documents from the City of Wilmington, they’d also pay interest. “Pursuant to North Carolina General Statute 160D-106, registration fees collected sin... read more

WILMINGTON — The developers behind the revitalization of the Soda Pop District and anchoring Coca-Cola building are kicking off reconstruction soon. Dubbed “The Bottle Works Building” project, hammers will start hitting at the corner of Princess and 10th streets this March. The reconstruction is being split into two phases, with the first focused on the upfit of the former Coca-Cola Bottling Plant’s warehouse and retail portion and its entry on Princess Street. The second step will touch the... read more

How it works The Coldwell Banker Global Luxury® program’s new partnership with JamesEdition is a listing syndication service for all Global Luxury listings priced at $1 million+. These listings will live on JamesEdition.com, which reaches 550,000+ high-value buyers each month and delivers 12 million impressions across the globe. Additionally, listings will also be syndicated on Bloomberg’s Property marketplace by JamesEdition, which has 75.2 million users worldwide &mda... read more