More urban apartments, townhomes proposed
Residential construction shows no signs of abating, with developers filing rezoning petitions to build condos, townhomes, and apartments across the city. In addition, plans are underway for a retirement community […]
Concord rezoning denied
The Concord City Council voted 5-2 Wednesday night to deny a rezoning request for a 551-home subdivision after neighbors appealed a Planning and Zoning Commission approval of the rezoning. “I’m […]
Waxhaw commissioners to vote on rezoning requests for sports complex and townhomes
The Waxhaw Board of Commissioners is expected to vote on two rezonings Dec. 3, one for a sports complex and one for a townhome development. David Broxton has requested to […]
Rock Hill Council votes in favor of subdivision rezoning
The Rock Hill City Council voted 6-0, on Monday night to approve a recommendation from the planning staff to allow the rezoning of almost 224 acres for a subdivision. A […]
Rezonings sought for residential, mixed-use projects
Residential construction shows no signs of waning, with developers seeking rezonings for single-family and townhome projects in south Charlotte and a large apartment complex in NoDa. Mixed-use projects also are […]
City moves to alleviate rezoning-hearing gridlock
Faced with rezoning meetings that often run past midnight, the Charlotte City Council has taken a proactive step to avoid a marathon session of public hearings at its Dec. 14 […]
Rezonings sought for transit-oriented multifamily, mixed-use projects
Developers are taking advantage of the light rail, with rezonings sought to develop huge multifamily projects near completed and planned LYNX stations in bustling South End and northeast of uptown. […]
Stallings approves one subdivision, turns down another
The Stallings Town Council approved a rezoning Monday night that will allow a 174 single-family home development and rejected Ryland Homes’ request to rezone land to build 69 single-family homes. […]
Hotels, grocery store, residential proposed in rezoning requests
Developer HWY 521 Partners is seeking a rezoning of 13 acres in south Charlotte for the construction of a 123-room hotel, a 30,000-square-foot grocery store, a bank, and about 30,000 […]
Zoning for Spot not spot zoning: Court of Appeals defines such parcels as having one owner
A small tract of land rezoned for use as a bird-dog training facility was not spot zoned, the North Carolina Court of Appeals ruled in a majority opinion July 21, […]
Developers get nod for future NoDa projects
CHARLOTTE – The City Council unanimously approved several rezoning petitions Monday, paving the way for mixed-use projects in NoDa and other prime spots near uptown and further south. Council members […]
Developers seek residential, commercial rezonings
Several developers have filed rezoning petitions with the city in the hopes of building new residential and commercial developments. The Charlotte City Council is scheduled to render decisions on July […]
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