Stop calling me. Bunch of spammers. No one wants to work with you. Stop soliciting. So tired of it…read moreeveryday.

This HOA is the worst!! Never answers calls or messages and nothing is done to keep the outside…read moreproperty request sent to them but they go up on their membership monthly fees!!

You can go to any real estate office in the city and being able to speak to either a receptionist…read moreor have someone in the office willing to speak with you about the business. Not here though. Expect to be told to leave and have the door slammed shut behind you if you have the audacity to enter without ringing a doorbell, as if you're entering someone's private residence rather than a professional workplace. This place does not feel like a business. It is unprofessional, unwelcoming, and rude.

From the owner: Retail & Commercial Real Estate throughout the Triad. Site Selection; Land Assemblage; Rezoning;…read moreInvestment Properties; Tenant Representation; Leasing; Consulting.

We have worked with Debbie and her group for more than 30 years, they are spot on with the help you…read moreneed. If you are wanting a great group of people look them up to sell or find you a home .I call Debbie if I need anything no one else I would to.. So give them a call today .

This review is specific to agent Susan Parker. I have done two real estate deals using Susan as my…read moreagent. Susan is fantastic to work with. Very down to earth. She knows the area very well and does everything in the best interest of her clients. She also does a very good job at negotiating and going to bat for her clients. Real estate companies and agents can have a dubious reputation sometimes, but I would not hesitate to recommend Premier Realty and Susan Parker. She is very honest and always has the clients best interest.

The Bailey Power Plant was initially constructed in 1947 as a coal-fired power plant for the R.J…read more Reynolds Tobacco company. It reopened in early 2018 as a mixed-use workplace and entertainment hub in the Wake Forest Innovation Quarter in downtown Winston-Salem. The core and shell design honor the buildings historical industrial past by retaining original elements such as distressed concrete structures. Within the Power Plant and the amazing outdoor spaces you can enjoy something to eat/drink at one or more of the following: Cugino Forno Pizzeria, Six Hundred, Alma Mexicana, Black Mountain Chocolate, Anchor Coffee and Incendiary Brewing. Incendiary Brewing also has @coalpitlive which looks like a perfect place to enjoy various bands, excited to check it out soon!

This commercial center in the heart of downtown should be given its own distinction in Yelp since…read moreit contains several businesses, but with a revitalization of commercial property, it shows not only a distinctness in use but also combined its prior use with a modern theme. Initially constructed in 1947 as a coal-fired power plant for the R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, the Bailey Power Plant is reincarnated as a mixed-use workplace and entertainment hub in Wake Forest Innovation Quarter in downtown Winston-Salem. I found the ruggedness of the building to be a great place to visit downtown and it is situated next to Baily Park. There was a large inner courtyard next to the eateries for kids to play as well as tables outside to enjoy the open air. This is a definite plus filled with a great industrial meets modern feel. This commercial center in the heart of downtown should be given its own distinction in Yelp since it contains a number of businesses, but with a revitalization of commercial property, it shows not only a distinctness in use but also combined its prior use with a modern theme. Parking is a bit of a challenge since it is mostly street parking or garages blocks away.