Find a sweet space in downtown Asheville! 38 Battery Park Avenue, Asheville | MLS# 4139191 | 13,400 SF | $3,800,000 Position your business in the heart of town! This stunning, three-level, midcentury concrete and steel building features two sidewalk-level access points onto the fabulously vibrant, highly walkable Grove Arcade downtown district! With more than 13,000… Read more »
In the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, local small businesses in Western North Carolina need your support more than ever. Small businesses are the backbone of our community and our local economy. Many across the region were deeply affected by the storm, while hundreds of others in the Asheville area have been forced to close for… Read more »
Plant the seeds for your business! 66 Bradley Street, Waynesville | MLS# 4158992 | 4,122 SF | $799,000 When you build your business from the ground up, you want to make sure you’ve picked good ground. This commercial property is currently operating as a retail brick-and-mortar/online shop for farm-fresh produce and seedlings. WNC Urban Farms… Read more »
Have you heard of Small Business Saturday? First celebrated in Massachusetts in 2010, Small Business Saturday quickly took the retail world by storm. The following year, Congress passed a unanimous resolution to support the date. And we don’t have to tell you how unusual that is! Small Business Saturday is now celebrated every year on… Read more »
Gone are the days of internet cafes, where burgeoning screenwriters would sit for hours deliberating over their craft. While the tradition of typing lazily over a mocha latte on a Tuesday afternoon has endured for many at local coffee shops, this year, those days seem doomed to the past, as well. Instead, serious microenterprise owners… Read more »
Many of our clients and friends are asking about the impact of COVID-19 on our hometown small businesses and its overall effect on our local economic development. Two of our commercial real estate agents tackled the big questions. Jim Davis and Steve Dozier of NAI Beverly-Hanks provided educated insight about what we’re seeing now and… Read more »
Stepping into the large two-story building that is Village Antiques at Biltmore, the curious and familiar alike are always in for a surprise. The showcase floors are filled wall-to-wall with wondrous items that tell the stories of both sides of the Atlantic Ocean, from the southeast United States to the south of France. “It’s really… Read more »
In today’s fast-paced world, shopping can be as quick as the speed of light through fiber optic internet cables. But while online shopping is designed for convenience, “offline shopping” is still your best bet for discovering quality, one-of-a-kind gifts. From ceramics to foodstuffs to that necklace you noticed caught her eye, artisans across Western North… Read more »
Every year, local alt-news weekly Mountain Xpress holds a massive online poll. Western North Carolina residents collectively take to their digital devices to vote on all their local faves, from fitness studios to pet kennels. While in no way scientific, and certainly not without controversy among those with strong local loyalties, the Best of WNC… Read more »
A little over five years ago, Megan Brown and Chris Allen saw a need in the gigantic craft beer industry that dominates Asheville and greater Western North Carolina: an alternative. “There’s a lot of people that can’t or don’t want to drink alcohol, but they do want to consume a locally made craft beverage,” Brown… Read more »