Atlas Stark Holdings has merged with Mikels and Jones Properties to create a full-service commercial development, leasing and management company and real estate firm.

Construction has started on a new retail project in downtown Wake Forest – an area hot with development in recent months.

Over 100 Wake Forest leaders and stakeholders attended the June 23 groundbreaking ceremony announcing an ambitious endeavor to repurpose the warehouse at 535 South White Street.

Raleigh developer Atlas Stark received unanimous approval from the Raleigh City Council on Wednesday night for its rezoning request for 2924 Computer Drive.

A Raleigh developer is now cleared for up to 20 stories on land near the highly anticipated Downtown South development.

Atlas Stark of Raleigh has submitted a master plan to bring more than 50,000 square feet of commercial development to the Knightdale Station community. The buildings are set to house retail, medical and office space.

Another development that will help ignite what had been a rundown part of town is also emerging — and hoping to establish a new identity for that part of town.

A new 2-story medical office building is being developed in west Cary near the site for Apple’s planned campus.

Atlas Stark owns seven parcels totaling almost 23 acres and plans to develop multifamily housing, offices, retail, restaurants and hospitality as growth comes to the key corridor,

Atlas Stark Holdings has acquired a 1.75-acre property adjacent to The Loading Dock and has plans to add retail, dining, and office space to Wake Forest’s growing roster of downtown destinations.

Raleigh celebrity chef Scott Crawford talks his latest venture: a casual, family-friendly eatery opening soon in downtown Clayton.

Raleigh chef Scott Crawford is the sole proprietor of one of his restaurants for the first time, with Crawford Cookshop in Clayton opening on Friday.

535 South White St was acquired by Atlas Stark Holdings of Raleigh earlier this year. Plans for the 16,000-square-foot vacant warehouse encompass a mix of uses, including food and beverage as well as private office spaces.

Shady Grove Cider, Raleigh’s first cidery, will open next year as part of the city’s East End Market development. The new cidery pairs two beer industry vets looking to set the record straight on cider.

Construction has begun on a boutique mixed-use adaptive reuse project in a booming part of Raleigh east of Five Points.