HAROLD K. JORDAN & CO., INC. received the 69th Carolopolis Award in 2022 from the Preservation Society of Charleston for the 655 East Bay Street project. This prestigious award showcases exceptional practices of sensitive flood adaptions and addressing climate risk to historic properties in Charleston.

For the first time in Tracy Cooke’s 25 years in the housing construction industry, her drywall company cannot get guaranteed pricing for materials. She has never seen prices rise so sharply.

HKJ starts a new multifamily community calling for 216 garden-style apartments across nine buildings and a clubhouse located in northeast Raleigh designated for the development of the Wakefield Apartments.

Raleigh-based DHIC, filed site plans last year for a project called Primavera, featuring 164 apartments available to seniors 55 years and older making less than average median income in the Triangle.

Wilmington, NC continues to be top-ranked in the country for inbound moves and reports show there isn’t a slowdown. The new project, Riverwood, is set to include 86 townhomes and 120 garden-style apartment units on 17 acres, part of a redevelopment portion of Echo Farms, replacing the neighborhood's golf course.

A pair of developers have begun work on the first phase of a massive mixed-use development and adapted reuse project in Raleigh.

The long-running development of Glenwood Place in Raleigh continues with plans for commercial mixed-use projects.

South Carolina-based Woodfield Development has inked the deal for a 277-unit complex called “Mt. Moriah Apartments.” The project has a combination of multiple structures and styles, one manor building, garden-style, and carriage units. These units will have multiple amenities while it is all located on nearly 11 acres off Mt. Moriah Road in Durham near the Patterson Place shopping center -- near Interstate 40 at Highway 501.

Hal Jordan and Harold K. Jordan & Co., Inc. receives a personal thank you note from Tracy Howe, COO of the YMCA of the Triangle Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina Area.

Hal Jordan and Harold K. Jordan & Co., Inc. is proud to donate five (5) bike racks for the Beacon Ridge Apartments project owned by DHIC, Inc.

A longtime Triangle developer has plans to bring hundreds of new apartments to north Raleigh with a focus on affordability.

Harold K. Jordan & Company, Inc. held a Covid-19 Stand Down on April 16th, 2020. The purpose of this Stand Down was to educate subcontractors and vendors of the current changes being made within the construction industry due to the virus outbreak.

North Carolina’s popularity among young professionals is driving demand and development costs for apartments. Land, labor and material expenses are rising as developers hasten to reap investment returns.

Grubb Ventures is ready to start work on its latest adaptive reuse project in Raleigh. And it's partnering with a national firm on the development.

Details have emerged for the latest addition to Glenwood Place with plans for a new high-end multifamily building plus retail space.

A real estate investment firm has expanded its footprint in Glenwood Place with the purchase of upscale apartments earlier this week.

The luxury West End Station apartment complex near downtown Winston-Salem has a new owner, an Alabama multi-family residential group that spent $52.5 million for the property.

An unfinished apartment building on the Charleston peninsula near Palmetto Brewing Co. has changed hands for nearly $60 million, or more than $313,000 a key.

Harold K. Jordan & Co., Inc. was the general contractor for an honorable mention for DPJ Residential’s West End Station project located in Winston Salem, NC.

October 2, 2019, DHIC was given the Residential Sir Walter Raleigh Award for Community Appearance for The Village and Booker Park North at Washington Terrace project. Harold K. Jordan and Co., Inc. is proud to have played a vital role in a 4% tax credit redevelopment.

Hal Jordan continues to donate time and much more to charities. Outside of running his construction company, he makes a difference in his local community. Life Experiences is one of his most notable.

WILMINGTON, N.C. (WECT) - A ground breaking celebration will be held next week for Dawson Lofts, a new affordable apartment building in Wilmington.

WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — Twenty four homeless people with chronic disabilities have a new place to call home in Wilmington.

United Rentals is the nation's largest provider of trench safety training programs. United Rentals and Harold K. Jordan and Co., Inc. created a partnership allowing United Rentals to train our staff.

We are moving into the summer months and many people take heat illness for granted. Harold K. Jordan (HKJ) participated in a Safety Stand-Down to make employees and subcontractors aware of the dangers of heat illness.

This year marked the 6th annual year for the OSHA National Safety Stand-Down. HKJ participated during the week on all current projects.

"A HUGE shout out to HKJ Construction who worked with their vendors and associates to update our barn roof - all completely free! And just in time for this year's Derby Dinner, too!" – Dena Haugley

Affordable housing is a rising concern in the Triangle as the market booms, and the town of Chapel Hill worked with a nonprofit to create a new option in the Greenfield Place Apartments. The town of Chapel Hill worked with DHIC to pursue two Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) developments on land the town owned on Legion Road.

Beauna Clarke lives in Greenfield Place, a rent controlled complex in Chapel Hill. On one of the first crisp fall days of the year, she showed off the two-bedroom apartment. "Okay, so you enter into the dining area, kitchen area," she said. She described the amenities while the dishwasher hummed and dryer rumbled. A mountain bike stood beside her couch in the living room.

CHAPEL HILL Getting the call about an apartment at Greenfield Place on Legion Road, where his mother could be closer to her doctor, was a blessing, BJ Johnson said. The 80-unit complex opened in January, with more than 70 people who did not get in on a waiting list. The Johnsons were on the list, too, until someone else dropped out.

Construction of an apartment project on Independence Boulevard near Echo Farms is expected to begin soon after the development company worked out a sewer capacity solution for the site. Woodfield Investments bought the wooded property at 3938 and 3970 Independence Boulevard for nearly $1.7 million from Wilson and Angie Ki, according to a July 13 deed recorded in New Hanover County.

Non-profit community developer DHIC, Inc. invites the community to a celebration of Greenfield Place, a new 80-unit affordable apartment community, from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Saturday, June 23, at 150 Formosa Lane, Chapel Hill, NC, 27517. Greenfield Place is the first phase of a two-phase project. The second phase, Greenfield Commons, is currently under construction and will offer 69 apartments restricted to limited-income seniors.

Grubb Ventures has closed a $67.8 million deal for a 283-unit luxury apartment complex called Sojourn Lake Boone, located just inside the I-440 Beltline at Lake Boone Trail. The buyer is NewTower Trust Company, a Maryland firm that has $7 billion in gross assets under management. The sale included two parcels totaling 33.1 acres, behind Martin Middle School, according to Wake County property records. The price tag works out to $239,576 per unit.

Good Shepherd, in partnership with Lakeside Partners of Wilmington, Inc., is committed to providing the important combination of affordable housing and supportive services that make it possible for even our most fragile neighbors to move from homelessness to housing stability. Lakeside Partners of Wilmington, Inc. is a 501(c)3 subsidiary of Good Shepherd Center, the largest provider of homeless services in the Cape Fear region. SECU Lakeside Reserve is a $5 million affordable housing project conceived more than a decade ago.

Construction has begun on the new five-story, nearly $40 million Sojourn Glenwood Place infill apartment complex at the long-established Glenwood Place business park on Glenwood Avenue in Raleigh. Site work had started back in July with the clearing of nearly 13 acres of trees, and vertical construction is now underway with an expectation that first tenants will start moving in fall 2017.