In 2025, Maus, Warwick, Matthews & Company continued to support clients across Southeastern North Carolina through a wide range of commercial real estate transactions, property management growth, and community involvement. From institutional leasing and investment sales to land preservation and leadership recognition, the firm remained active across multiple sectors throughout the year. Continue reading for our full 2025 recap.
Transaction Highlights
Throughout 2025, MWM completed several notable leasing and sales transactions across office, land, retail, and industrial asset classes. More than 82,000 square feet of Class A office space was leased, including 75,000 SF leased to an institutional tenant and 7,800 SF leased to an AI software engineering firm. MWM also facilitated the sale of a 10,000 SF office building to an institutional buyer.
On the land side, MWM closed multiple high-impact transactions, including the sale of 175 acres to a residential homebuilder in New Hanover County and the sale of more than four acres to the Children’s Museum of Wilmington at The Pointe, supporting future educational and community development. Additionally, the firm was involved in the sale of 535 acres acquired by the Town of Leland, a transaction with historical, environmental, and community significance tied to the preservation of Fort Royale, protected natural habitats, and public green space. Steve Warwick represented the firm in this transaction.
MWM agents also completed national retail property sales for 1031 exchange clients, including a Family Dollar location in Rocky Mount, North Carolina, and remained active in the leasing of office, retail, medical, and industrial properties throughout the region. We additionally facilitated the sale of recreational land tracts intended for hunting, hiking, and outdoor use, expanding its reach across diverse property types.
Property Management Growth
In 2025, MWM’s Property Management division expanded its portfolio by 88,240 square feet, reflecting continued demand for professional management services and long-term client relationships.
Team and Community Milestones
MWM also celebrated several important internal and community achievements. Jason Windham was named a 2025 recipient of the Greater Wilmington Chamber of Commerce’s 40 Under 40 Award, recognizing his leadership and professional contributions. The firm marked Jack’s 30-year work anniversary with MWM, highlighting three decades of service and experience. Additionally, Ginny Dunn accepted the Treasurer position on the Cape Fear Museum Board, furthering MWM’s involvement in local civic organizations.
As we close our 2025 recap, MWM remains focused on delivering knowledgeable, relationship-driven commercial real estate services across Southeastern North Carolina. The firm looks ahead to 2026 with continued commitment to its clients, its community, and the evolving commercial real estate market.