By Payton Guion, staff writer
Published: February 8,2013
As the Charlotte area undergoes an apartment boom, new apartment projects are being planned from one end of the city to the other. And of all the places in which Grubb Properties could build, the pull of SouthPark has become irresistible to the Charlotte-based developer.
By Scott Baughman
Published: July 30,2012
John Williams is worried about his tennis courts. City Councilman Andy Dulin is worried about the sacred property rights of Americans. And both men are chasing shadows.
By Scott Baughman
Published: July 30,2012
By a unanimous vote, the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Planning Commission’s Zoning Committee last week recommended approval of Woodfield’s rezoning request next door to Barclay Downs Swim and Racquet Club. Woodfield is seeking to build an apartment complex at the site; members of the Barclay Downs Swim and Racquet Club oppose the project.
By Scott Baughman
Published: June 11,2012
Lynn Ivey’s vision for the 0.65-acre lot next door includes a building with architecture that closely matches her own, green space and something with a low profile that won’t tower over the trees in the neighborhood. It does not include a new hotel.
By Mecklenburg Times staff reports
Published: May 15,2012
Crescent Resources is planning to build apartments near SouthPark Mall, according to construction permits awarded this year by Mecklenburg County. 5725 Carnegie Blvd. is the project’s address, according to the permits.
By Bea Quirk, contributing writer
Published: April 19,2012
The 3,000-square foot expansion to Dean & DeLuca will accommodate its wine bar and will include 1,500 square feet of retail space, making it about the same size as D&D’s flagship store in Soho, N.Y.
By Bea Quirk, contributing writer
Published: April 16,2012
Union Presbyterian Seminary is building its own campus in Charlotte. The $7 million building will be on two acres donated – technically, being leased at $1 a year for 70 years – by Sharon Presbyterian Church.
By Scott Baughman
Published: April 12,2012
When Re/Max Executive began to outgrow its SouthPark office, CEO Hadi Atri had to look for a new home. The Coltsgate Commons building, at 2901 Coltsgate Road, caught his attention.
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