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Data’s Impact on Community Building

Kirk Bradley participated on a panel for the 2026 ULI Carolinas Meeting, held March 23–24, 2026, at the Raleigh Convention Center. Over 650 real estate professionals from North and South Carolina attended the annual event.

Bradley spoke for the session entitled, “Connecting the Dots: The Power of Data in Shaping Quality of Life,” addressing how developers and planners use data to inform development decisions. The panel also included Paul Zarian of Hines, and Frank Mundy II of VHB.

Bradley shared how he uses data in pursuit of effective placemaking — specifically for MOSAIC at Chatham Park, a mixed-use community he is developing in Chatham County.

All three panelists were quick to warn that data alone should not drive development decisions. Instead, it is just one tool a developer can access to make important judgement calls throughout property development.

Kirk Bradley Talks NC Economic Development in PBS Interview

Kirk Bradley sits across from Nido Qubein in an auditorium for an interviewKirk Bradley, Chairman, President, and CEO of Lee-Moore Capital and developer of MOSAIC at Chatham Park, was recently featured on PBS’s Side by Side with Nido Qubein, where he shared his perspective on real estate development, education and North Carolina’s long-term growth.

During the interview, Bradley discussed his deep ties to North Carolina and his commitment to community-focused development. As a real estate developer and civic leader, he emphasized the importance of aligning education, workforce development and infrastructure to support sustainable economic growth. Bradley highlighted the role of North Carolina’s K–12 schools, community colleges and universities in creating a workforce that can attract and retain businesses across the state.

Bradley also highlighted the opening of Chatham County’s first business hotel, a Hampton Inn & Suites situated in the heart of MOSAIC. Designed to grow alongside the region, MOSAIC reflects Bradley’s approach to building in emerging communities and working closely with local partners to create destinations that serve both residents and businesses.

Looking ahead, Bradley expressed optimism about North Carolina’s future, citing continued population growth, strategic infrastructure investments and the state’s unique ability to develop talent at every level.

As Chatham County continues to evolve, projects like MOSAIC at Chatham Park demonstrate how thoughtful planning, collaboration and long-term vision can help shape vibrant communities built for lasting success.

MOSAIC Celebrates Year of Growth

MOSAIC at Chatham Park event lawn during a concert with stage and attendees. Lee-Moore Capital’s development MOSAIC at Chatham Park celebrated another year of growth, connection and momentum in Chatham County, marked by new businesses, expanded events and enhanced amenities.

Community engagement remained at the heart of MOSAIC in 2025. The MOSAIC 2025 Event Series brought neighbors together for 57 events, welcoming more than 24,000 attendees.

Highlights included Brightspeed’s Merry + Bright Christmas Show and a Chairmen of the Board concert. Events at 79° West showcased local talent, including Chatham County artists, while MOSAIC supported the arts through its sponsorship of Horton Middle School.

The Chatham Park YMCA and NoVi both celebrated grand openings, and MOSAIC’s civil engineers CE Group merged with LJA Engineering. MOSAIC also welcomed the Chatham Chamber of Commerce to 79° West and extended the MOSAIC Greenway to further connect Chatham Park.

New businesses continued to arrive across MOSAIC and Northwood Landing, including:

The Hampton Inn & Suites at MOSAIC earned a Triangle Business Journal Space Award, adding to a year that also included multiple Best of Chatham wins and growing regional recognition.