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Cece Nunn
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Assistant Editor and Real Estate Reporter, WilmingtonBiz
North Carolina
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Biography
Cece Nunn grew up in South Carolina, graduating magna cum laude from the University of South Carolina in Columbia with a bachelor's degree in journalism in 1998. She started working at the StarNews a few days after graduation and has worked here ever since, taking on a variety of roles from reporter to assistant news editor. These days, Cece primarily works as a features reporter, covering everything from aesthetically challenged ducks to ancient rocks. She is married to Back Then columnist Scott Nunn, who grew up in Wilmington, and they have two daughters.
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By Cece Nunn, Heather McWhorter, Katrina M. Knight, Jordan Cain| WilmingtonBiz Verified The organization's president and CEO, Dick Jones, appeared before the Wilmington City Council on Monday as part of the Y's campaign to get local governments to pitch in, specifically seeking $1 million from the city. Having already raised $8.1 million, with half of that coming from a New Hanover Community Endowment matching grant, the region's Y is more than halfway toward the $15 million it needs to fund the project at 709 George Anderson Drive, Jones said.
By Cece Nunn, Tully Ryan, Luke P. Wheeler, Jane Morrow| WilmingtonBiz Verified McKay Siegel predicts that by late summer, work will start on an immense Brunswick County development, with its first phase of homes rising out of the ground in 2026. The company Siegel is a partner in, East West Partners, is working with Bald Head Island Limited to create Waterway (formerly Project Indigo) on 400 acres in and adjacent to the city of Southport. The community could hold more than 1,100 homes when it’s done.
By Cece Nunn, Daniel B. Winslow, John Monahan Verified, Girard Newkirk| WilmingtonBiz Verified While interest rates and rising prices are major topics of conversation in the residential real estate community these days, other trends are emerging, some of them familiar and some of them new. Examples include an increase in townhome development, emerging markets for higher-dollar luxury real estate, tax values going up in New Hanover County and more homes for sale. Area planning departments continue to see townhome proposals, and it’s part of a nationwide trend.
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WilmingtonBiz
Wilmington, North Carolina, United States
+1 910-343-8600