Metropolitan is pleased to announce its newest restaurant, Frutta Bowls. The health-focused restaurant, featuring acai bowls with seasonal fruits and vegetables, will be located between Pizzeria Omaggio and Zoe’s Kitchen. The restaurant will be the Charlotte-area’s second location and will ...

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Metropolitan has announced its newest restaurant, Teriyaki Madness. The quick-service, Asian-inspired restaurant that specializes in serving a Seattle-style teriyaki menu will be located next to Hickory Tavern. Teriyaki Madness will occupy just over 2,300 sq. ft., and is planned to ...

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CHARLOTTE – City Council members on Monday night voted to approve a site plan amendment that will allow Levine Properties to build a 25-story hotel and apartment tower on an empty piece of land at the Metropolitan mixed-use property in ...

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CHARLOTTE – Levine Properties wants to add 175 hotel rooms – and 35 vertical feet – to an apartment development planned for the Midtown neighborhood just south of Uptown. The Charlotte City Council in 2005 approved the developer’s plans for ...

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CHARLOTTE – Cherry was founded in the late 1800s as Charlotte’s first workforce housing, a neighborhood for skilled and unskilled black laborers. That’s the history, and history is key to the present and future of the city’s second-oldest traditionally black ...

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CHARLOTTE – In the latest round of rezoning petitions submitted to the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Planning Department, just about the entire menu of living quarters have been proposed. Developers are looking to add apartments, single-family homes, a community for senior citizens and ...

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Earth is moving this week on a 2.5-acre patch of the Metropolitan district slated to become home to a 261-unit, Class A apartment complex tentatively named in public documents as South Kings Midtown. The project is owned and being built by Lennar Multifamily Inc., according to public records, as part of a $1 billion nationwide dive into the apartment feeding frenzy by the single-family homebuilding giant Lennar Corp.

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