A fully restored 1920s vintage building in Charlotte’s thriving South End has sold for $24 million following a conversion effort that repositioned the asset into ...
Read More »News
-
Stream Realty Partners advises on $24M sale of adaptive reuse building in South End
-
Construction employment climbs by 36,000 in May
-
Home sales, seller profits dip across U.S. in first quarter of 2022 as price increases slow
-
As home affordability nears all-time low, borrower behavior changing
-
Beacon Partners starts construction on two buildings at Carolina Logistics Park
-
Chapter 6, Savi Provisions, Grit Box Fitness round out retail tenants moving into The Line along Charlotte’s Rail Trail
Features
-
Mark Bowron joins Hub International as Chief Marketing Officer of Insurance
HUB International Limited (HUB), a leading full-service global insurance broker, has announced that Mark Bowron joined the firm’s Carolinas Region as Senior Vice President, Chief ...
Read More » -
Faison Enterprises welcomes new team and board members
-
ServisFirst Bank expands to Charlotte market
-
Lee Allen installed as 2022 President for Canopy Realtor® Association, Canopy MLS and Canopy Housing Foundation
-
Deepa Limaye joins Gresham Smith’s Charlotte office as senior project manager
-
Foundry Commercial appoints Rhett Batanides as vice president in Charlotte
-
Capital Wealth Advisors promotes Mike Martin to senior vice president
-
Waxhaw’s Juliette Weiland Awarded Score Charlotte’s Top Award For Outstanding Service
Columnists
-
ENNICO: Are you a Maturepreneur?
Millions of baby boomers are leaving corporate America, but few are ready to retire. The solution for many of them? Maturepreneurship. Entrepreneurs in their 50s, ...
Read More » -
NOVAK: Parenting is above all other jobs, depending
-
ENNICO: One more thing America needs from its media
-
NOVAK: 16-year-old tangles with business owner
-
ENNICO: Oh, Ben Turpin, Where Art Thou?
-
NOVAK: Save or report co-worker with memory problems?
-
ENNICO: Finding the right lawyer for your small business
-
NOVAK: Quitting may be only way to move up