Alamance County Claims Top Spot in Triad Commercial Sales With $36 Million Deal

A pair of related commercial transactions in Alamance County totaling $36 million topped a busy week of regional deal-making, according to the Triad Business Journal's weekly commercial real estate roundup published March 10, 2026.

The two sales, which together accounted for the largest commercial activity in the Triad for the week ending March 6, outpaced transactions across the broader region that includes Greensboro, Winston-Salem, and High Point. The Triad Business Journal, which tracks commercial sales weekly across the region, flagged the Alamance County pair as the standout transactions of the reporting period.

The deals carry added significance because at least one involved a Fortune 500 contract manufacturer, according to the Triad Business Journal's reporting. The name of the company and the specific properties tied to the transactions were not detailed in the available reporting, and the precise relationship linking the two sales has not been publicly confirmed.

The $36 million combined figure represents a notable sum for Alamance County's commercial market, a market that has seen growing interest from industrial and manufacturing users drawn to the county's position along the Interstate 85/40 corridor between Burlington and Mebane. Contract manufacturing activity, in particular, has been a consistent driver of commercial real estate demand in the county in recent years.

The Triad Business Journal's roundup described the broader week as a busy one for commercial transactions across the region, suggesting the Alamance County sales stood out not because the overall market was quiet, but because the deals were simply that large relative to other activity recorded in the same period.