MPV Properties has broken ground on phase one of an Indian Land, South Carolina, development that will include a 14-screen Stone Theatre and 54,900-square-feet of retail space. The development, named RedStone, is at U.S. Highway 521 and S.C. Highway 160. ...

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MPV Properties recently assisted in the following industrial transactions: Bailes Ridge in Indian Land, South Carolina, continues to build out with a recent sale of 14.5 acres to Essex Homes. Essex will build 38 single-family homes on the property, known ...

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CHARLOTTE – Details have been released for the makeup of The Village Riverbend, a mixed-use project being developed in northwest Charlotte. The 115-acre site, just outside of Interstate 485, east of N.C. Highway 16 and a couple of miles south ...

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HUNTERSVILLE – Charlotte Eye Ear Nose & Throat Associates P.A. broke ground March 4 on a two-story, 36,000-square-foot medical office building along Statesville Road, about a mile south of Sam Furr Road. Charlotte Eye Ear Nose & Throat Associates will ...

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INDIAN LAND, S.C. – RedStone, a 40-acre retail development planned for U.S. Highway 521 in Lancaster County, has named its first tenant: a 58,000-square-foot, 14-screen Stone Theatres multiplex. At build-out, RedStone will include as much as 225,000 square feet of ...

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LANCASTER COUNTY, S.C. – The Lancaster County Council unanimously approved the first reading of an ordinance that would rezone about 30 acres along the eastern side of U.S. Highway 521 just south of S.C. Highway 160 to general commercial district. ...

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As the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Planning Department prepares to begin rewriting its zoning ordinance, the Piedmont Public Policy Institute held a forum at UNC Charlotte’s Center City Campus on Wednesday to discuss the pros and cons of form-based zoning codes. “It’s a ...

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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.

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