Missing Middle Housing: What’s Missing and Why We All Should Care

Did you know there’s a middle ground between cramped apartment-style living and midcentury suburban neighborhood sprawl. It’s called the Missing Middle, and it’s been getting some attention lately—especially here in the Asheville MSA. Today, let’s look at what the Missing Middle is, what benefits it offers, and what it would take to have more of… Read more »


Press Release: NAI Beverly-Hanks and Allen Tate/Beverly-Hanks Close on 644-Acre Property in Henderson County

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: NAI Beverly-Hanks and Allen Tate/Beverly-Hanks Close on 644-Acre Property in Henderson County February 21, 2024 (Asheville, NC)—Allen Tate/Beverly-Hanks, REALTORSⓇ, the leading real estate company in Western North Carolina, has sold a 644-acre property in Henderson County known as “Horse Shoe Mountain”. The property closed today for $15 million. Horse Shoe Mountain was… Read more »


A Year of Change and Growth: Asheville MSA Year-End 2023 Commercial Market Report

Commercial Real Estate Insights As we wrap up 2023, we reflect on a year of dynamic change and growth in Asheville’s business landscape. We’ve seen the flourishing of new ventures, the closure of beloved establishments, and the continued evolution of our city’s real estate and development scene. In the River Arts District, the Radical Hotel… Read more »


3 Ways In-Store Retail is Different This Holiday Season

Cue the power walkers and toothpicked orange chicken samples. Everyone is flocking to shopping malls this holiday season! From teens hanging out with friends to professionals buying into “quiet luxury” trends, in-store retail is attracting consumers across age and income spectrums. But this year’s holiday shopping season may not look like it did in years… Read more »


Industrial Property Showcase: 15 Burrell Avenue, Brevard

Many possibilities await at this vacant warehouse with possible grant opportunities! 15 Burrell Avenue, Brevard | 41,600 SF | $2,700,000 Do not miss out on this highly flexible 41,600-square-foot warehouse and manufacturing facility. Whatever goals you have for a space this size, you can achieve them here. If your plan for the space involves creating… Read more »


A Focus on Sustainability: Asheville MSA Q3 2023 Commercial Market Report

Commercial Real Estate Insights Sustainability is a key theme in our city, and it was a hot topic for 2023’s quarter three. Additionally, several transformative projects and initiatives are set to shape the future of the city. One of the most significant developments was the approval of “Project Aspire” in Downtown Asheville. A collaborative effort… Read more »


We’re Still Open and Ready to Serve!

Starting this month, Allen Tate/Beverly-Hanks’ downtown Asheville office is undergoing renovations. While construction is affecting where some agents are doing business, it is not affecting the quality of the business we do—especially here at NAI Beverly-Hanks.  Here’s what you need to know about current office renovations. What’s Happening with These Office Renovations? Our residential partners… Read more »


Multi-family Property Showcase: The Willows at Lake Lure

Don’t miss this condominium development opportunity for The Willows at Lake Lure! 268 Wambli Pass, Lake Lure | 6,505 SF | $2,395,000 Get in on the ground floor of this unique condominium development opportunity that is sure to attract eager home buyers for years to come! The gently rolling property of The Willows at Lake… Read more »


Entrepreneurial Visions Come to Life: Asheville MSA Q2 2023 Commercial Market Report

Commercial Real Estate Forecast New commercial developments and revitalization projects are taking shape across the urban landscape. Downtown Asheville, in particular, has seen a surge in demand for office space, retail stores, and dining establishments. Quality of life in the Blue Ridge, coupled with a thriving tourism economy and supportive business climate, continue to create… Read more »


3 Numbers that Tell You Everything about the Retail Real Estate Sector

One of the strongest features of our economy is the retail sector. However, after a series of disruptions—think: shifts to online shopping, national health and economic crises, ongoing climate migration—retail companies large and small have struggled to redirect their sales models and stay afloat. Underlying it all are the investments many have in retail real… Read more »