Real Estate

Submissions now open for real estate industries for the 2024 Book on Business

By Faith Hatton, posted 2 years ago
The Greater Fayetteville Business Journal's 2023 Book on Business 

Attention all homebuilders, general contractors and other businesses in the real estate industry!

Submissions are now open for the Greater Fayetteville Business Journal’s 2024 Book on Business. 

Be featured on a list of confirmed and reliable businesses in the Greater Fayetteville and surrounding areas. 

This year’s real estate categories open to survey answers include : Homebuilders and General Contractors and Commercial Real Estate. 

New this year, you’ll be able to fill out your business information quickly and securely online on the Greater Fayetteville Business Journal’s website here

The Business Ranking Survey tab is live on the Greater Fayetteville Business Journal's website. 

On the website, find the Business Ranking Survey Tab. 

From there, you’ll be able to see all of the open surveys and select which list you would like to be featured on. 

Continue reading to see what information is needed for each list. 

Homebuilders- Ranked by number of homes closed annually.

  • Company name 
  • Company address
  • Company phone number 
  • Company website 
  • Number of homes closed in 2023
  • Price range of homes in 2023
  • Number of full time staff 
  • Percent of work subcontracted
  • Top local official(s) 
  • Year locally founded 
  • Areas served 
  • Notable projects in the area

General Contractors (Commercial and Civil) - Ranked by number of full- time employees 

  • Company name 
  • Company address
  • Company phone number 
  • Company email 
  • Company website 
  • Number of full time, local employees
  • Percent of work subcontracted 
  • Specialty services 
  • Notable projects in the area 
  • Top local official(s)
  • Year locally founded

Commercial Real Estate - Ranked by number of local licensed commercial real estate agents. 

  • Company name 
  • Company address
  • Company phone number 
  • Company website 
  • Number of commercial real estate agents 
  • Number of other local employees 
  • Percent of revenue sales 
  • Percent of revenue leasing 
  • Services offered 
  • Top local executive(s) 
  • Year locally founded 

Submissions will be open until early 2024. 

Surveys are open for a number of lists including restaurants, law firms and auto dealers. 

*Please note: All businesses will be ranked based on the information provided. Submitting your information does not guarantee your business will be featured in the printed 2024 Book on Business. 

Longer lists are subject to be featured in the GFBJ’s printed issues throughout 2024. 

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