Commercial outlook 2015: Population and job growth expected to support apartments, offices, industrial space
While the rapid growth of apartments in the Charlotte region has some industry professionals concerned that vacancy rates could rise in the near future, they believe job growth and projected […]
John Culbertson: A broker not afraid to leave money on the table – and ink on the page
CHARLOTTE – Mecklenburg Times staffers talk to John Culbertson early and often because he has proven to be a great source on commercial real estate, a guy who knows the […]
Observer’s purchase in University area could open up prime Uptown space
CHARLOTTE – More than 9 acres tax-valued at $45.3 million on Uptown’s South Tryon Street corridor, the past decade’s busiest development hotspot in the central business district, could be on […]
Outlet mall may attract more than shoppers to Steele Creek
CHARLOTTE – The words “outlet mall” bring to mind the towns of Mebane and Gaffney, S.C., where the sprawling shopping complexes hunker on busy interstates, enticing travelers to stop in […]
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.
South End by southwest
Call it what you want, but South End, which was largely carved out of an industrial, railroad-crossed section of westernmost Dilworth in the 1990s, when people thought developer Tony Pressley might be a little nutty, is now rapidly spreading far beyond the traditional boundaries of its historic district.
Outlook expressed
2011 is officially over, and some in the real estate and construction industries are glad to see it end.
Charlotte zoning board to consider 4 variances
The city of Charlotte’s Zoning Board of Adjustment will meet at 9 a.m. Tuesday in Room 280 of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Government Center, 600 E. Fourth St., to decide the following […]
He’s known as the go-to lawyer for major real estate deals
Already skeptical of SouthPark Mall, a big, new complex built in the middle of pastureland, residents weren’t happy when they learned that Charlotte developer Johnny Harris planned to build offices […]
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