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“I
want each community we develop to be a nice place to live, and each
commercial property we develop to be an interesting place to visit
or shop,” Company President Kenney says. “That’s
our goal. I want everyone involved to be proud of the neighborhoods
we create and the services we provide communities.”
Steve Kenney is a native of Raleigh and a 1974 graduate of Sanderson
High School. He attended Clemson University on an All Atlantic Coast
Conference football scholarship and graduated with a degree in administrative
management in 1978. After playing football in the NFL for eight years,
he returned home and began developing real estate in 1988.
Kenney believes that people who help build homes and communities
should participate in local civic organizations. Kenney is an active
member of the Greater Raleigh Chamber of Commerce. He is a past member
of the board of directors and Executive Board of the Chamber. In
1998 & 2001, he chaired both of the successful Raleigh Road Bond
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"Kenney Properties strives to put the right people on our team.
Because we insist on the best, others recognize our accomplishments.
One of the most prestigious recognitions came from the U.S. Department
of Agriculture, which recognized our work as outstanding for its soil
and erosion engineering, saying “This is the best we have had
in the four years I have been working with this program.”
— Miriam Gardner, District Conservationist on single-family neighborhood
River Oaks
Other awards include:
- The Home Builders of Wake County recognized Kenney Properties
with the MAME award for the outstanding new residential community
for single-family neighborhood River Oaks
- Triangle Home Builders
of Wake, Durham and Orange counties named Steve Kenney the developer
of the year in 1992
- The Greater Raleigh Chamber of Commerce honored
Steve Kenney with its prestigious Pinnacle Award, recognizing Kenney
Properties as the Chamber’s outstanding small business of
1997
- Town of Holly Springs awards Kenney Properties the “Certificate
of Excellence” for the Trellis Pointe Apartment home community.
- Wake County recognizes Trellis Pointe and nominates the apartment
community for its prestigious Soil and Erosion Control Award.
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