If you’re not on the hunt for a new home right now, you’re probably not too jealous of those who are. The housing market is still extremely competitive, with homes often selling within days or even hours of being listed.
483 Rosemont Dr., Durham | Photo via TheColeyGroup.com
Consider this your no-pressure, no-stakes, Monday morning open house for 10 luxury homes in the Triangle. No need to jump in the car and floor it — some of these properties are already sold or under contract with help from The Coley Group. Look and enjoy.
1. 106 Baybrook Ct., Cary
106 Baybrook Ct., Cary | Photo via TheColeyGroup.com
• Status: Sold
• Listing Agent: Linda Craft
• Details: 5 BD, 5 BA, 3 half baths | 11,120 sqft. | 7.02 acres | $2,900,000 | From a beautiful front garden and fountain to a 3,000+ bottle wine cellar and tasting room, this private 7-acre estate will make you feel like you’re living in France. See inside.
2. 1117 Baslow Brook Ct., Raleigh
• Status: Active
• Listing Agent: Kimberly Conroy
• Details: 4 BD, 4 BA, 2 half baths | 7,760 sqft. | 2.26 acres | $2,875,000 | This remarkable one-of-a-kind contemporary estate is skillfully oriented on the property to maximize extraordinary views of nature and nearby creeks. This home is an architectural gem, from 20-ft. ceilings and high-end finishes to a stunning saltwater pool. Take a closer look.
3. 1016 Heydon Ct., Raleigh
• Status: Sold
• Listing Agent: Ann Matteson
• Details: 4 BD, 5.5 BA | 6,000 sqft. | 1.19 acres | $1,350,000 | With attention to detail and touches of luxury, this home feels like you’re staying in a 5-star hotel. See the entire property.
4. 107 Autumn Cir., Cary
• Status: Sold
• Listing Agent: Debbie VanHorn
• Details: 5 BD, 5 BA, 3 half baths | 8,172 sqft. | 1.99 acres | $2,300,000 | This lakefront property offers privacy in a convenient location close to the beltline in Cary. Take a virtual tour. Ⓟ
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Today
- Board of Adjustment Meeting | Mon., Sept. 13 | 1 p.m. | Virtual | Free | The City of Raleigh is holding a meeting to discuss zoning regulations.
- Open Studio | Mon., Sept. 13 | 6 p.m. | Wine & Design, 510 W. Martin St. | $37 | Pick a design of your choice, grab a glass of wine + paint away the day. 🍷
Tuesday
- Judas Priest | Tues., Sept. 14 | 7 p.m. | Red Hat Amphitheater | $23+ | Rock out with Judas Priest + celebrate 50 Heavy Metal Years with Sabaton.
- Ryan Kelly | Tues., Sept. 14 | 7:15 p.m. | Goodnights Comedy Club, 861 W. Morgan St. | $20+ | Stand-up comedian Ryan Kelly takes the stage to share his laugh-worthy stories + life experiences. 🎤
Wednesday
- Maroon 5 | Wed., Sept. 15 | 7 p.m. | Coastal Credit Union Music Park at Walnut Creek | $49+ | Maroon 5 is debuting its new album “JORDI” on its fall tour with special guest Blackbear. 🎵
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Weather
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- Downtown Raleigh Alliance says the city's economy is bouncing back — and it's all thanks to the support of the community. A new report highlights 37 new storefront businesses, a 215% increase in food + beverage sales during the second quarter, and a 390% increase in demand for hotel rooms. 📈(ABC 11)
Family
- Let’s play! A new exhibit presented by Nugget is coming to Marbles Kids Museum on Wed., Sept. 29. The exhibit, imagiFAB, features 4 unique areas that help kids learn more about STEAM (aka: science, technology, engineering, arts, and math).
Award
- Triangle Business Journal has unveiled the winners of its 2021 Leaders in Diversity awards. Numerous businesses and individuals were recognized for their contributions to our community including Pendo, Sunstates Security + BioAgilytix Labs. 🏆
Biz
- The Parkway Pointe shopping center was recently purchased for $10.2 million by Ohio-based S.M. Venture Limited Partnership. The property, located at 2426 SW Cary Parkway (between Old Apex and Laura Duncan Road), totals more than 82,000 sqft + sits on 10.59 acres. (Triangle Business Journal)
Watch
- Kavya Sriram and Alanah Payne — students at Athens Drive Magnet High School — have produced a documentary entitled “Nos Vamos Local” for National Hispanic Heritage Month. The documentary features 5 Hispanic businesses in the Triangle including Vida Dulce + LaLey radio station.
Cause
- The Alzheimer’s Association’s Walk to End Alzheimer’s is taking place on Sat., Oct. 9 at the NCMA + is aiming to raise $480,000. The opening ceremony begins at 10 a.m., and the route will open for teams at 9 a.m. Sign up or donate here.
Sports
- Following the Carolina Panthers first game yesterday, fans are preparing for a brand new season. The News & Observer made a few predictions about the 2021 team, including how effective quarterback Sam Darnold will be and whether or not the team will head to the playoffs. 🏈
Community
- The City of Raleigh has named Tiesha Hinton as the Community Engagement Manager, leading the newly-formed Office of Community Engagement. Tiesha is coming from Winston-Salem, where she was the founding director of the Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. She will begin her new role in Raleigh Mon., Sept. 27.
Civic
- Migrating birds will soon be making their way south for the winter, and Raleigh wants to help make it a safe flight. The city will be turning off non-essential city lights Sept. 10-Nov. 30 from 11 p.m.-6 a.m. in an effort to protect the birds. Learn more here. 🐦
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Deal Of The Day
- NC Museum of Natural Sciences | Get a Free Bugfest: Plan Bee T-shirt when you purchase or renew a NCMNS Museum membership by Sept. 19. | Use code BEETEE21 at checkout to reserve your 2021 BugFest t-shirt | Expires Sun., Sept. 19, 2021 Ⓟ
You’ll soon have a new way to pay for in-app purchases while playing Fortnite. A federal judge issued a permanent injunction Fri., Sept. 10 ordering Apple to allow developers to use alternative payment systems — meaning developers can now avoid Apple’s 30% commission fee on in-app purchases.
The ruling comes as a partial victory in the lawsuit for Cary-based Epic, but a win for all businesses who currently are required to share those profits with Apple. Epic didn’t win the second part of the lawsuit, by failing to prove that Apple operated as an illegal monopoly.
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