Downtown Raleigh skyline at dusk

Raleigh · North Carolina

People. Places. Possibilities.

Nexus Real Estate Development Services is a Raleigh-based developer of medical office and neighborhood retail across the Triangle. We take projects from land and entitlements through pre-leasing, construction, and stabilization — and we don’t build until the tenants are lined up.

Offerings are made under Rule 506(c) of Regulation D to verified accredited investors only. Nothing on this site is an offer to sell securities.

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Who we are

We’re operators first.

Nexus wasn’t built as a fund looking for a strategy. It grew out of operating businesses. Before we developed buildings, we ran businesses inside them: multi-unit Burn Boot Camp locations across the Triangle and Good Health NC, a primary, urgent, and mental health care practice.

That operator view is what drives how we develop. We know what a center has to do on day one, not just on a pro forma.

Our goal for our accredited investor partners is steady income and long-term value from well-located, well-leased real estate.

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Underwriting and design reviewPedro Miranda / Unsplash

What we build

Medical office and neighborhood retail.

Medical office

Purpose-built for medical users

New medical product is the priority on ground-up development. We won’t break ground on a medical building until it is substantially committed.

Neighborhood retail

Credit tenants, everyday services

Retail that serves the neighbourhood around it — fitness, care, and everyday services close to home, with tenants lined up before construction.

Value-add repositioning

Vacant and underused centers

Vacant buildings and underused centers in Wake County and nearby Triangle submarkets, bought at a basis that holds up if costs or rates move.

Why the Triangle

We build where we operate.

We concentrate on Wake County and nearby Triangle submarkets — the geography our team can be on top of every week during development.

Our screen is simple: a basis that still works if costs or rates move, a tenant story that is already proven in these buildings, and a path our team can control from day one.

706Money Court, Knightdale — acquired vacant, repositioned, leased
11,000Square feet open and operating at Highway 42
23,800Additional square feet of medical space coming online
2Projects raising now: West Apex and North Judd

Our strategy

Five stages, one team.

The same team that buys or builds the property leases it, delivers the tenants, and operates it. We are not a brokerage and not a general contractor — we own the outcome from contract through stabilization.

01

Acquire

We look for vacant buildings, underused centers, and sites that can carry medical or high-credit retail in Wake County and nearby Triangle submarkets.

02

Develop

Value-add and ground-up work happen under the same roof: entitlements, design coordination, budget, and delivery. We pre-lease before we build.

03

Operate

We don’t hand the building off at certificate of occupancy. Leasing, tenant delivery, and day-to-day operations stay with the same team.

04

Cash Flow

We hold for income, not for a flip. Once an asset is leased and stable, investor distributions are designed to come from operations.

05

Appreciation & Tax Benefits

Basis, lease-up, and new medical square footage drive long-term value. Cost segregation and 1031 planning are built into our underwriting.

Portfolio

What we have built.

Brown and white concrete building during night timeCompleted & operating
Knightdale

706 Money Court

Acquired vacant for $875,000, repositioned and leased. Today a thriving center producing more than $500,000 in annual NOI.

Modern shopping mall building with glass facade and tiled exterior under a blue skyCompleted & operating
Triangle

Highway 42 Property Holding

Our most recent ground-up development. 11,000 sq ft open and operating, with 23,800 additional sq ft focused on medical users coming online over the next year.

Brown concrete building under blue sky during daytimeRaising now
Apex

West Apex

Mixed medical office and retail development in Apex, NC, structured as an Opportunity Zone investment.

Why partner with us

What our investors actually get.

Operators first

We run businesses in centers like ours

Our team runs businesses that are tenants in centers like the ones we build, so we develop for how a building actually works.

Pre-leased

We line up tenants before we build

On West Apex the retail building is pre-leased on approximately 11,000 of its 15,000 square feet, and we won’t break ground on the medical building until it is 80% committed.

Skin in the game

We co-invest in our own deals

We co-invest as a Class A Member alongside our investors, keep investor groups small, and report weekly during development.

Proven

A track record, not a projection

706 Money Court went from a vacant $875,000 building to more than $500,000 in annual NOI. Highway 42 delivered 11,000 square feet ground-up.

Two workers in protective gear walk through an industrial plant, ensuring safety compliance
On site, weeklyAnnyles Ortiz / Pexels

Leadership

You will know who is running your project.

Kip leads every Nexus project hands-on, from acquisitions and entitlements through construction coordination and investor reporting. Debbie leads deal structure, underwriting, financial reporting, and investor relations. Brian leads land acquisitions.

We keep investor groups small and communicate directly. There is no call centre and no rotating account manager.

Common questions

Before you invest.

Who can invest with Nexus?
Our offerings are open to accredited investors only. Because our offerings are made under Rule 506(c) of Regulation D, we are required to verify each investor’s accredited status before accepting an investment. This is typically done through a letter from your CPA, attorney, or registered financial advisor, or through a third-party verification service. We’ll walk you through the process.
What is the minimum investment?
The minimum investment is $100,000, with additional investments in increments of $50,000.
Does Nexus invest its own money in its deals?
Yes. We co-invest in our projects as a Class A Member, alongside our investors.
How do I get started?
Schedule a call with our team or sign up to be notified of current and future offerings. We’ll talk through your goals, verify your accredited status, and share the offering documents for any project you’re interested in.

Next step

Talk to us before the next offering opens.

We keep investor groups small. A short introductory call costs you nothing and puts you on the list.