Exciting news for downtown Raleigh! The Brass Tap, a popular taproom and restaurant chain out of Florida, has just signed a lease to open its first North Carolina location at 400H.

The locally-owned franchise location will feature over 3,500 sq ft of space, including outdoor dining. Food and beverage options include an extensive craft beer selection, cocktails, wine, nachos, wings, burgers, and flatbreads. It’s a great addition to the new 20-story 400H tower and surrounding downtown neighborhood.

York is proud to represent the Landlord in retail leasing at 400H.

For opportunities reach out to John Koonce: [email protected] ● (919) 645-2765

We are pleased to welcome a new community to our Association Management division this month – North & Broadway Townhomes Owners Association.  This Durham community is being built in phases and will contain 24 townhomes when completed.

Our management team is:

Manager: Virginia Davis

Assistant Manager:  Julie Price

Accountant: Van Radford

Owens Hardware has signed a long-term lease to open a 9,600 square foot store at 2462 Wycliff Road in Lake Boone Shopping Center. Slated to open in the spring/summer of 2024, this will be the sixth location for Owens Hardware, a family-owned home improvement retailer whose relationship with Ace Hardware provides national chain buying power, access to hundreds of thousands of products, and premium merchandise brands like Craftsman, Scotts, Benjamin Moore, EGO, Weber, Stihl, Yeti and others. Residents and shoppers can look forward to access to top national brands and attentive customer service right in the heart of the west Raleigh community.

Owner-operator Paul Owens says he is excited and looking forward to growing the business. “When the opportunity came up to open a new store in our backyard, we jumped on it. We are confident that this expansion will not only benefit our business, but also give us more opportunities to give back to the community we grew up in. We want our customer’s shopping experience to be elevated and enjoyable. We plan to offer a large gift section, as well as the traditional items you expect to find in a hardware store.”

Commercial real estate broker John Koonce of York Properties represented the landlord in the transaction. York is a leading commercial real estate services firm based in Raleigh, NC. With over 1 million square feet under management, York is committed to delivering strategic solutions and white-glove service to building owners and tenants across the Triangle. John serves as Senior Vice President of Brokerage and has been instrumental in developing and revitalizing retail corridors across Wake County during his 25+ year commercial real estate career. York was pleased to work with Bell Commercial who provided tenant representation in the transaction.

We are thrilled to introduce York HOA, a mobile app from York Properties that allows Homeowners and Board Members to manage home needs whenever, wherever.

Some exciting features include the ability to view and update account information, make online payments, view association documents, submit architectural requests, keep up with community news, and more!

The app is FREE and can be easily downloaded from the Apple and Google Play Store.

Points of Light started the Civic 50 awards in 2012 to recognize 50 of the most community-minded companies in the nation. Activate Good, as an affiliate of Points of Light, is among five organizations across the country hosting their own Civic 50.

We were incredibly honored to have been selected as part of Activate Good’s inaugural class for the Greater Triangle Civic 50!  We found ourselves among many stand-up companies across the region.

Each Civic 50 honoree has taken an extensive survey which measures the investment, integration, institutionalization, and impact of their business. Congrats to all the honorees!