Future activity may depend on timing, placement of proposed construction

Renewed activity has boosted the outlook for Charlotte’s uptown office market this year, a welcome change from the doldrums experienced in the fourth quarter of 2014. Corporate demand for space has caused the vacancy rate to drop, new capacity is in the pipeline, and construction is underway on a 25-story office tower. Moreover, builders are vying ...

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Strong quarter for uptown office market

Future activity may depend on timing, placement of proposed construction

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