WINSTON-SALEM | Development Guide

[DCMetroRaleigh]

Get out and support the Thunderbirds!

The Carolina Thunderbirds, who have reached the Federal Prospects Hockey League’s championship series the last two seasons, have opened the season with a 2-2 record.

The Thunderbirds will play their home opener on Friday at 7:30 p.m. at the Winston-Salem Fairgrounds Arena. Their 2-2 record came on the road.

[DCMetroRaleigh]

Altshausen, Germany-based Stadler Anlagenbau GmbH has held a groundbreaking ceremony for a new warehouse and office complex in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, to host its United States subsidiary, Stadler America LLC.

Stadler, a maker of sorting and recycling equipment and plants, says the new facility “represents a significant investment to support the company's growing customer base across North America.”

The recycling equipment company says the new square footage will provide “enhanced space for operations, inventory and employee growth.”

https://www.recyclingtoday.com/news/...-new-building/

[Matthew]

Thank you for confirming this project! I broke the news on the Stadler North American Headquarters in June and it's already on our project list, with all of the details. I was concerned it could be an incentive project and maybe I should've waited to share it? It's now officially confirmed: https://skyscraperpage.com/forum/sho...postcount=1352

I'm going to break a big story on SSP first! Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center has purchased the former Inmar Building for $28.5 million for their new Eye Institute. As I suspected, they wanted to own and not rent and this is why the project didn't move forward years ago. You'll likely see this story everywhere in the next day or two?

[WSBornNBred]

Originally Posted by Matthew

Thank you for confirming this project! I broke the news on the Stadler North American Headquarters in June and it's already on our project list, with all of the details. I was concerned it could be an incentive project and maybe I should've waited to share it? It's now officially confirmed: https://skyscraperpage.com/forum/sho...postcount=1352

I'm going to break a big story on SSP first! Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center has purchased the former Inmar Building for $28.5 million for their new Eye Institute. As I suspected, they wanted to own and not rent and this is why the project didn't move forward years ago. You'll likely see this story everywhere in the next day or two?

That's good news, Matthew. The IQ needs a boost. Pre-pandemic, you likely had 1000+ combined employees at Inmar and Wells Fargo (Linden Center) in the IQ that are no longer there. While the Eye Institute won't completely replace all of those employees, I am hopeful that it will bring in a lot of patients from both Winston and outside of Winston that spend dollars at restaurants, hotels, etc. I assume this will also help the vacancy rate in the CBD.

[SpikedCoffee]

The core of this article is politics, but it has some interesting numbers about development in Davidson County which I found interesting.

Davidson County

[DCMetroRaleigh]

Originally Posted by Matthew

Thank you for confirming this project! I broke the news on the Stadler North American Headquarters in June and it's already on our project list, with all of the details. I was concerned it could be an incentive project and maybe I should've waited to share it? It's now officially confirmed: https://skyscraperpage.com/forum/sho...postcount=1352

I'm going to break a big story on SSP first! Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center has purchased the former Inmar Building for $28.5 million for their new Eye Institute. As I suspected, they wanted to own and not rent and this is why the project didn't move forward years ago. You'll likely see this story everywhere in the next day or two?

I was really hoping that the Eye Center would be major new construction. IQ really needs some new construction to give it an injection of growth and vitality. Still, this is better than letting the former Inmar building remain vacant.

[yadkin]

Originally Posted by DCMetroRaleigh

I was really hoping that the Eye Center would be major new construction. IQ really needs some new construction to give it an injection of growth and vitality. Still, this is better than letting the former Inmar building remain vacant.

Me too AS ANNOUNCED! I know things change, which always seems to be the case in W-S. It’s the old W-S announcement syndrome where bright and shiny things are announced and then disappear usually. At least this is remaining in some form.

Recall the Krispy Kreme downtown headquarters, baseball park mega development, and on and on. Let’s hope the syndrome doesn’t strike The Grounds!