N&O Index Card

Subject/Name: Real Estate Business - Wake County

Article(s) Referenced In:

1. Wake developers closing in on Swift Creek WATERSHED - Ja 18 88 1
2. Development, busier roadways moving in on rural northern Wake - Fe 4 88 10B
3. Space tight for dream homes; builders' restrictions, subdivision rules thwart custom designs - Mr 6 88 1F
4. Sharp-dealing Cary woman (Wilkerson), 72, harvests $5.5 million for farm - Mr 18 88 1
5. Developer (Preslyn) to build homes on large lots - Ap 5 88 1D
6. Project includes luxury homes (western Wake) - Ma 11 88 5B
7. l,500-acre development to be located near Apex - Ma 20 88 6B
8. Ponderosa community loses mass sale deal - Ma 21 88 2C
9. Wake subdivision (Lewis Farm) planned with equestrian in mind - Jn 2 88 6B
10. Partnership to develop subdivision near Apex - Jn 3 88 7B
11. Huge Wake project (Riverbend subdivision) still just a dream - Jn 19 88 1I
12. Raleigh group plans development near Morrisville - Jy 8 88 20C
13. Home sales take dive in Durham and Wake counties, report says - Au 4 88 1
14. Bakery, I-40 cause land boom in Garner; Many become wealthy by selling family farms - Au 7 88 1I
15. Growth leaving sediment-fouled water in wake - Au 15 88 1
16. Developer planning 170-acre project east of Cary - Au 31 88 3C
17. McCormick to sell subsidiary - Se 14 88 6B
18. Market pushes watershed growth - Oc 10 88 1C
19. Slowed growth, building boom cited in housing glut - No 18 88 7B
20. Newcomers fuel Wake market for costly homes - No 27 88 1F
21. Tornado victims' neighbors hit, too; loss of trees, community character expected to lower home
22. values - De 18 88 1F

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