Recent Articles from David Dykes
Charlotte Council wrestles with workforce housing
The Charlotte City Council is struggling to determine what, if anything, the city should do to ensure housing remains affordable at a time when the apartment market is booming, but […]
GCI Residential opens Legacy Concord
GCI Residential is opening its Legacy Concord Apartments project that will include 348 one-, two- and three-bedroom units and related amenities. Rents will range from $985 to $1,550. The company […]
LS3P and Dawson Architects announce merger
LS3P, an architecture, interiors, and planning firm founded in Charleston, South Carolina, and Dawson Architects of Savannah, Georgia, announced a merger of the two firms effective April 1. The merger […]
Meetings set on Lancaster County development ordinance
Lancaster County officials have scheduled meetings to receive public comment on a proposed development ordinance and proposed zoning maps for the county’s comprehensive plan. The county is updating its unified […]
American Airlines invests $400,000 in three Charlotte organizations
American Airlines is awarding $400,000 in grants to three nonprofit community organizations to help revitalize a West Charlotte neighborhood, encourage disadvantaged job seekers and renovate a theater in the heart […]
Committee recommends Eastland property sale to CMS
A key committee recommended the Charlotte City Council approve the sale of 11.4 acres of former Eastland Mall property to Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools and rezone the land to accommodate a new […]
Architecture billings rebound modestly in February
A leading indicator for construction spending bounced back in February, particularly in the South, following a negative reading in January, according to Anika R. Khan, a senior economist with Charlotte-based […]
Rock Hill’s Fountain Shoppes at Manchester Village fully leased
The Fountain Shoppes at Manchester Village center in Rock Hill is fully leased with the recent signing of two new tenants, MPV properties has announced. Sake Japan Hibachi and Ramen […]
Development of church property cleared by Charlotte council
The Charlotte City Council on Monday night approved rezoning 7.1 acres of church-owned land on the southwest corner of Morrison Boulevard and Sharon Road that will be redeveloped with a […]
Neighbors concerned about ‘piecemeal’ development at Eastland
The Charlotte City Council’s intent to develop the former Eastland Mall site prompted concerns from neighbors Monday night about the lack of specifics in the plan and how piecemeal development […]
PayPal to put 400 jobs in new Charlotte operations center
PayPal Inc. will open a 400-job global operations center in Charlotte, investing more than $3.6 million in Mecklenburg County by the end of 2017, company and state officials said. The […]
Concord Mills to add three restaurants
New menu options are coming to Concord Mills in early 2017 with the addition of Bonefish Grill, Outback Steakhouse and Chipotle. The restaurants will open in new outdoor spaces near […]
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