by Chela Tu | Aug 22, 2022 | Chapel Hill, Chatham County, Community News, Uncategorized
The start of each school year can be stressful for parents who struggle with buying their children school supplies needed for the year. To help alleviate some of the financial burden, BOLD Foundation donates school supplies each year for Chatham County students that...
by Chela Tu | Jul 20, 2022 | Articles, Chapel Hill, Chatham County, Commercial, Community News
North Carolina just won the coveted title of “America’s Top State for Business” in CNBC’s annual ranking, marking a historic first victory for the Tarheel state. All 50 states were ranked on ten different categories using a points system, including Workforce,...
by Chela Tu | Jun 22, 2022 | Chapel Hill, Chatham County, Commercial, Community News
Big news for the Triangle: Meta (formerly known as “Facebook”) is coming to Durham. Although the tech company declined to confirm that it’s headed to the Bull City, experts are already weighing in on how this could affect the commercial and residential real estate...
by Chela Tu | May 19, 2022 | Chapel Hill, Chatham County, Commercial, Community News
Come one, come all to the Bold Building for a Happy Hour (or two) on us! The Bold Commercial Real Estate team is joining forces with the Chapel Hill-Carrboro Women CONNECT group to host a social event to celebrate summer, community, businesses meeting businesses, and...
by Chela Tu | Mar 31, 2022 | Chatham County, Commercial, Community News
After decades of hard work, collaboration and initiative from local business and government leaders, a $4 billion business development project is finally coming to Chatham County. VinFast, an electric vehicle and battery maker based in Vietnam, chose Triangle...
by Chela Tu | Feb 15, 2022 | Chapel Hill, Chatham County, Commercial, Community News, Uncategorized
Here at Bold Commercial Real Estate, we like to stay ahead of the curve on economic trends in the Triangle. Lucky for us (and you), Dr. Michael L. Walden, William Neal Reynolds Distinguished Professor Emeritus at N.C. State, eats economic trends for breakfast (or is...
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