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If you’ve been looking for your own piece of North Carolina countryside — whether to build a home, start a small farm, or simply invest in rural land — the Keeton Road Lots in Vance County offer just that.

Selecting the perfect Christmas tree is a holiday tradition that brings families together year after year. In North Carolina, that tradition has deep roots, literally.

The North Carolina standing timber market through the first three quarters of 2025 delivered a clear message to landowners: value is shifting from low-grade trees to high-quality sawtimber.

Southern Veneer will close its Moncure, NC, plant in December, cutting 130 jobs amid a construction slowdown affecting Carolina forestry.

Conservation efforts are gaining momentum in western North Carolina as Conserving Carolina has secured 49 acres on the east side of Lake Lure, setting the stage for future sections of the planned Hickory Nut Gorge State Trail.

A beautiful 35.32-acre property north of Oxford is now available for purchase through Carolina Forestry & Realty. Located along Sam Young Road, this versatile tract offers a blend of natural beauty, timber value, and long-term investment potential—making it ideal for home sites, hunting, recreation, or forest management.

Every autumn, North Carolina’s forests put on one of the most spectacular seasonal shows in the country.

If you’ve been searching for the perfect mix of privacy, acreage, and accessibility, the Sam Blackwell Road Tracts in Granville County are worth a serious look.

The Town of Mills River has officially launched its Land Preservation Program, a new initiative designed to protect farmland & more.

The North Carolina housing market continues to deliver incredible value for homebuyers and investors. With more than 62,000 active listings across the state, current data shows that homes in North Carolina are priced nearly 20% below the national average.

If you’re looking for a rare chance to own a large, income-producing farm in Eastern North Carolina, Swift Creek Farm is a property you don’t want to miss.

The North Carolina Department of Commerce has officially released the 2025 County Development Tier Designations, which are used to determine state funding opportunities and measure county-level economic health.