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Cornelius Planning Board recommends mixed-use project
The Cornelius Planning Board has voted to recommend that the Board of Commissioners approve Mariner Properties’ rezoning petition for a 3-acre mixed-use project slightly north of Bailey and Statesville roads. […]
Childress Klein announces mixed-use project on church site
Childress Klein has announced plans for a mixed-use development on 7.1 acres across the street from SouthPark Mall on Sharon Road. The site is home to Sharon United Methodist Church, […]
Planning Board recommends approval for Denver development
DENVER – The Lincoln County Planning Board recommended Monday night that the county Board of Commissioners approve a rezoning of 116 acres for a mixed-use development off N.C. Highway 16 […]
Goode Properties planning huge mixed-use project off Independence Boulevard
CHARLOTTE – Goode Properties, a local developer, plans to redevelop a 20-acre site between Monroe Road and Independence Boulevard into a 100,000-square-foot mixed-use property with 260 apartments, according to a […]
ACTION ITEMS: Matthew’s town board extends public hearing on unified development ordinance
The Matthews town board held a public hearing on Monday night seeking comments on a proposed streamlining of the city’s codes into a “unified development ordinance,” combining zoning, subdivision regulations, flood prevention and housing under one umbrella.
Development planned for Providence Road just south of I-485
If two of the most prominent land-development companies in Charlotte get their way, a huge, $200 million mixed-use, master-planned subdivision would arise on 90 acres of the largest chunk of undeveloped land in south Charlotte.
Riverwalk talk
Along the Catawba River, Riverwalk -- a $600 million “lifestyle” development, which could take up to 15 years to finish -- is centered on outdoor and indoor activities, such as bicycling, kayaking and trail-hiking. Home sales are off and running.
Going south? Some worry about the suburban direction in which South End is headed
South End – Charlotte’s first designated transit-oriented district – is at a crossroads. Will it maintain its burgeoning urban environment, or will encroaching suburban development turn it into another bedroom community for uptown?
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