Houston-based Camden Property Trust recently announced that the first 25 units at the Camden Southline apartment community in Sound End are available to rent. The remaining 241 units are scheduled to be completed by the end of September. Camden Southline ...

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CHARLOTTE – A study by Harvard University found that the country’s rental housing market was the main benefactor of the housing-bubble burst that sent the U.S. careening into the its worst recession since the Depression. But the study, titled “America’s ...

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1200 South Boulevard, a 331-unit project at Carson and South boulevards, has been off the drawing board for more than a year, waiting to join the list of apartment projects coming to South End. The site is soon to change, with apartment construction set to begin within the next month, according to Capstone Building Corp., the Birmingham, Ala.-based general contractor that’s working on the project.

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SOUTH END – Yet another apartment project has been issued a building permit in this neighborhood, where apartment construction continues unabated. Mecklenburg County issued the permit, valued at $3.2 million, for work on the 270-unit Camden Southline. The permit, which ...

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(Part two of a 13-part series) Camden’s growing presence in South End has captured the attention of apartment industry observers, such as Charles Dalton, president of Real Data, a Charlotte-based company that studies the city’s apartment market.

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"We love what's happening in that neighborhood with light rail. It's getting more and more use," said Mark Coletta, vice president of real estate investments for Camden Apartment Trust.

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After successful careers in the real estate industry, Stuart Proffitt and Wyatt Dixon found themselves at a crossroads. The economy was in the crapper, their once-lucrative jobs at big Charlotte firms were either in a state of flux or being ...

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When David Furman started looking in 2001 for a site for McCreesh Place, he discovered that no other single room occupancy developments existed in Charlotte. Furman, owner of Charlotte-based David Furman Architecture, would go on to spearheaded Charlotte’s first and ...

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