development

Sep 5, 2019

White Point Partners Signs Legion Brewing at Salt + Vinegar

  White Point Partners has announced it has leased space to Legion Brewing Company at its latest adaptive re-use project, Salt & Vinegar. The development, made up of two buildings […]

Sep 8, 2016

California panel rejects major coastal development

NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. (AP) — A California panel has overwhelmingly rejected a plan to build nearly 900 upscale homes and a hotel on a valuable stretch of Southern California coastline […]

Aug 24, 2015

Hotels, grocery store, residential proposed in rezoning requests

Developer HWY 521 Partners is seeking a rezoning of 13 acres in south Charlotte for the construction of a 123-room hotel, a 30,000-square-foot grocery store, a bank, and about 30,000 […]

Aug 7, 2015

Matthews offers pre-development consultation

The town of Matthews is offering an optional pre-development consultation meeting with its Board of Commissioners for individuals considering land development projects. The consultation is at the request of an […]

Nov 29, 2014

Mobile home park’s last tenant ends era, moves out

FAYETTEVILLE — The last person living in Leisure Living Estates, the once sprawling mobile home park at Cliffdale and Skibo roads, is now gone. Earlier this month, a six-man crew […]

Nov 6, 2013

Huntersville delays two development decisions in rancorous meeting

HUNTERSVILLE – Growth and aging. The town of Huntersville – the fastest-growing municipality in the state, and one of the fastest in the country – is grappling with both as […]

Sep 19, 2013

Developers read the signs: Available land, I-485 lure activity to Mint Hill

Look at the signs on roads with names like Lawyers, Idlewild, Matthews-Mint Hill, Lebanon, Margaret Wallace, wending their way through bucolic, small-town America 15 minutes from the big city, and the signs are pretty clear: Mint Hill is available, baby. A-vail-a-ble.

Aug 23, 2013

Crescent Communities names vice president

Crescent Communities, a Charlotte-based real estate investment, development and operations company, has named Jay Curran as vice president for the firm's multifamily development in Georgia and Florida.

Aug 22, 2013

DISTRICT 7: Charlotte City Council candidates talk about development

The four candidates to replace District 7 Charlotte City Councilman Warren Cooksey are a financial planner, an economist with impressive academic bona fides, a sales consultant in workplace safety, and an outspoken Tea Party organizer. Here's what they have to say about development in the development rich district, which includes Ballantyne and other areas of southernmost Charlotte.

Aug 21, 2013

M/I Homes buys yet more Cabarrus County land, announces another new subdivision

M/I Homes Charlotte is on a self-developing rampage. The local division of the Columbus, Ohio-based homebuilding giant just closed on a deal to purchase 225 acres of raw land in Harrisburg to develop and build a 297-home subdivision named Blume, according to Tamara Lynch, M/I Charlotte vice president for sales and marketing.

Aug 19, 2013

ODC: On developing Charlotte

CHARLOTTE – Economics professors often use the pie analogy when explaining the concept of markets. You’ve heard it. The more competition in an individual market, the smaller the slice of pie […]

Jul 25, 2013

N.C. budget includes changes to environmental regulation commissions

The budget before the legislature this week would make significant changes to two commissions that adopt environmental regulations in North Carolina.

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