Spectrum adding office in SouthPark
CHARLOTTE – The SouthPark office market, like the entire Charlotte office market, didn’t see any new office space open in 2013. But the problem goes back even farther in SouthPark. […]
Report: Office vacancy rates improve
CHARLOTTE – A look at the city’s office-market statistics would indicate that the market has improved by a solid measure since the depths of the recession. Office vacancies at the […]
Report shows improving commercial market
CHARLOTTE – As 2013 has rolled into 2014, the data heads over at Karnes Co., a local analytics firm that keeps tabs on the city’s commercial real estate markets, have […]
EpiCentre’s tenant mix may put off some buyers
CHARLOTTE – On paper, The EpiCentre looks like an ideal development. Well positioned, at a transit stop, a mix of uses and walkable. The 305,147-square-foot nightlife hub in Uptown, on […]
Ridge Creek yet to rise: Industrial market expected building to lease more quickly
Ridge Creek IV was the first large industrial building built in Charlotte in five years, and with around 200,000 square feet of space for the taking, the Childress Klein Properties-owned building seemed ideal to reel in those tenants who were waiting for a recovery to make a move to buildings new. But only one tenant has signed a deal since the building opened.
Midtown tightening, Beacon increases foothold
With the purchase of the Southborough building on South Boulevard, Charlotte-based Beacon Partners, a commercial real estate firm, has increased its presence in the Midtown office submarket to more than 200,000 square feet.
SouthPark office space in demand
With vacancy rates well below market norms and above-average rents, this office submarket in south Charlotte continues to be one of the strongest performers in the city. Second-quarter numbers from Charlotte-based Karnes Co., an office-industry analytics firm, show that the SouthPark office market is healthier than it’s been since 2009.
Vacancy down, rents up in Charlotte office and industrial markets: Second-quarter Karnes report shows improving markets
Office and industrial insiders for months have been noting what they call a “tightening” of the markets in Charlotte. Last week, Charlotte-based Karnes Co., an area analytics firm, released its second-quarter reports; time to see if the numbers back up the talk
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