North Carolina A&T Real Estate Foundation, Inc.

Hurricane Helene took us all by surprise and we are still mourning the great loss and devastation left in its wake. Our North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University Chancellor, James Martin, describes how our infrastructure affects our economy and how we took it for granted.

The Resurgent construction is progressing nicely! We are moving upwards with our new mixed-use development and medical office and clinic space in partnership with Cone Health.

Foundation Executive Director Kim Cameron has signed off on $28 million of private activity bonds that will finance the Warehouse, University Landing and University Pointe. This financing provides 350 beds of student housing for North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University.

We're excited to have Davin Daniels join us as a new intern. Davin is an architectural engineering major with his sights set on applying his engineering skills in the business world. We look forward to helping him bridge that gap!

We are hiring for a new position, Community/Economic Development Manager. Interested applicants should have experience in real estate development and economic development, familiarity with government policies and programs, effective communication and project management skills and the ability to meet deadlines. View the full job description and apply on the website.

Our Executive Director Kim Cameron along with North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University grad, CREW Network Foundation Scholar and former Foundation intern Yentell James recently returned from the CREW Network Convention in Vancouver. The trip not only provided insight from other female real estate professionals, but also gave Kim and Yentell the opportunity to tour the Sen̓áḵw Project, Canada's largest First Nationals real estate development. Led by the Nch'ḵay̓ Development Corporation staff, they were able to experience the blending of tradition and modernity of a sustainable urban development and indigenous cultural revitalization.

Due to continued growth of North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University, the university has expanded several graduate degree programs. Students can now enroll in M.S. and Ph.D. programs in criminal justice, Doctor of Nursing Practice and a Ph.D. program in applied psychology, which is awaiting official accreditation, bringing A&T's total to nearly 50 graduate programs across nine colleges and two schools.

Meet our next intern, Helena Stewart. Helena is the president of the Aggie Real Estate Society and a bright Construction Management major looking to deepen her understanding of how student housing projects are structured and financed to meet the university's needs.

Of course North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University is named among the Triad's universities that grew enrollment. It's great to be an Aggie!

Congratulations to our Executive Director Kim Cameron for being appointed the new Preservation Greensboro Incorporated board president! Historic architecture is a passion of hers and we know she'll be a great asset to the organization's leadership team.