Get ready to sip and savor at the new Postino WineCafé and Restaurant, the first location in the Triangle.

The vino haven will open its doors on Monday, July 29, with delicious bruschetta, paninis, and soup and salad options — and of course, a glass-raising wine selection.

Postino is now located at 401 Daniels Street in Raleigh.

York broker Lynne Worth was proud to represent the Landlord in the transaction.

Duck Donuts has officially opened its doors at Lake Boone Shopping Center in Raleigh.

Duck Donuts sets itself apart with its made-to-order approach, where each donut is freshly prepared and customized to the customer’s preferences. Unlike traditional bakeries, customers can watch as their vanilla cake donuts are coated, topped, and drizzled with a variety of flavors and toppings, ensuring a warm, delicious, and personalized treat every time.

The tasty new location can be found at 2414 Wycliff Road, #101.

York is proud to provide Leasing and Management services at Lake Boone Shopping Center.

Activewear lovers, assemble! The athleisure brand FP Movement is bringing their stylish, body-positive vibes to Raleigh with a brand new store opening this Friday, June 21st!

Nestled in the Village District, the new FP Movement boutique is a temple for yogis, runners, dancers, or anyone who loves an active lifestyle.

The boutique is located at 501 E. Daniels Street.

York-broker Lynne Worth represented the Landlord in the transaction and is excited to welcome FP Movement to the Village District.

Congratulations to our friends at Battle House on the opening of their Wake Forest location, a 15,600 SF space located inside The Factory at 1839 S. Main Street.

Battle House is a fully immersive laser tag experience. They’re proud to offer “free play” and team laser tag fun for all ages. Battle House also accommodates birthday parties, work events, and group sessions. To schedule your next visit, check out their website or Instagram page.

Our broker, James Troxler, represented the Landlord in this transaction.

We’re delighted to announce that Playa Bowls is joining the Chapel Hill community soon.

Using the freshest, highest-quality ingredients, Playa Bowls offers healthy, delicious açai, pitaya, coconut bowls, and smoothies with sustainability and community in mind.

With the help of York-broker James Troxler, the company signed a 10 year lease on 1,625 SF at 104 East Franklin Street. We expect them to open this summer and can’t wait to welcome them to the neighborhood!

Stay tuned for updates and visit their website to get a sneak peek of what’s to come!

We were delighted to have Julian Sansom-Goodman, local senior at Enloe High School, intern with us last summer and assist the brokerage. Enloe’s academy design club required students to complete 120 hours of intern work to supplement the club’s learning objectives and we were happy to offer Julian that opportunity with us.

Julian’s first choice for college this fall is Morehouse College in Atlanta, Georgia, where he hopes to receive a baseball scholarship. Julian would be the third generation of his family to attend. He is planning to major in business administration.

Our relationship with the Sansom family goes back many years. Julian’s grandfather, Joseph Sansom (pictured), has partnered with our company on several business deals. One of the most notable of which is managing Southgate Plaza, a popular shopping center in southeast Raleigh.

Joseph worked at IBM for many years after graduating college. During that time, he was also drafted to serve in the army. Joseph later retired from IBM and became the first Black N.C. Deputy State Treasurer. He has been involved with Mechanics & Farmers Bank throughout his professional career and is currently Chairman of the Raleigh City Advisory Board.

The goal of Mechanics & Farmers Bank is to serve the community by providing essential services as a full-service commercial bank. M&F Bank was founded in 1907 and is the second oldest minority-owned bank in the US.

Joseph’s long term hopes for his working relationship with York is to continue serving the community for years to come and expanding the business throughout Raleigh. His favorite part of being business partners with us is collaborating with the creative and open-minded people on our team.

We are thrilled to introduce W.E.L.D. Wine & Beer, a local craft beer and wine bar bottle-shop located in Lochmere Pavilion in Cary.

Creating a “neighborhood shop” for patrons, you can enjoy the perfect glass of wine from a variety of selections, beer from 1 of 13 rotating taps, and purchase the perfect wine/beer by the bottle or can to indulge in at home.

We invite you to join us for a toast and celebrate the Grand Opening of W.E.L.D. Wine & Beer on Saturday, December 16th, from 2-10 PM.

Located at 2425 Kildaire Farm Road, Suite 301, in Cary.

York Properties manages Lochmere Pavilion with Amy Rogers as the Property Manager. Jack Forbes, Property Manager and Construction Manager, served as the General Contractor for W.E.L.D. Wine & Beer’s fit-up.

We’re popping bottles to celebrate Soda Box’s newest location opening at Raleigh Boulevard Plaza!

This fast-growing NC brand offers unique craft soda flavors and fantastic custom creations. Soda Box is just the latest example of the awesome local stores we work hard to bring into Raleigh neighborhoods!

York-broker James Troxler was pleased to represent the landlord and work with Bell Commercial’s Brandon Fryar who represented the tenant in the transaction.

York is excited to announce local mead company Honeygirl Meadery is moving its Downtown Durham operations to the American Tobacco Campus in 2024. With this move, the Meadery will be doubling in size and will be operating under the name of its ownership group, Ment Beverage Co. The ownership group is led by Robby Battle, an industry veteran.

Construction for a 3,000 SF tasting room and production space is underway at 300 Blackwell Street (the Noell Building). This location will include two bars and both indoor and outdoor seating. Ment Beverage Co. will offer new beverage options in addition to mead, such as cider, local beer, distilled spirits, and nonalcoholic sparkling beverages.

The space will become a part of the social district, known as the Bullpen. This will allow customers to walk along the grounds and take their drinks with them. The space is expected to open in early 2024.

York broker Robert Hoyt represented Ment Beverage in the transaction.