LGA to work with Spectrum Properties on 300 South Tryon building
Luquire George Andrews (LGA), one of the Southeast region’s leading advertising, digital and public relations agencies, is working with Spectrum Properties to help introduce Charlotte‘s newest building, 300 South Tryon, […]
ON THE LEVEL: Timothy Hose: The well-traveled Synco Properties CEO narrows his focus
Synco Properties CEO Tim Hose went from founding his own real estate company early in his career to working his way up the ladder at the firm he’s been at […]
Commercial outlook 2015: Population and job growth expected to support apartments, offices, industrial space
While the rapid growth of apartments in the Charlotte region has some industry professionals concerned that vacancy rates could rise in the near future, they believe job growth and projected […]
New Uptown office tower breaks ground
Representatives of Babson Capital Management and of development partners Cornerstone Real Estate Advisors and Spectrum Properties were joined Monday morning by local officials and Gov. Pat McCrory to break ground […]
High-rise rents: Planned office towers could charge city’s highest rents
CHARLOTTE – Proposed office buildings in Uptown and in SouthPark are expected to seek rents several dollars higher per square foot than any rents being paid currently. Last month, plans […]
Rezoning roundup: Rezonings requested for projects totaling 1.6M square feet
CHARLOTTE – Developers have proposed building more than 1.6 million square feet of commercial space in the most recent f rezoning petitions submitted to the city. EastGroup Properties last month […]
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. […]
Spectrum developing 177-unit Uptown apartment project
CHARLOTTE – Spectrum Properties, a locally based developer, is getting set to start work on an apartment project called The Mint, a 177-unit community bound by Trade, Graham and Fourth […]
Mecklenburg Board of County Commissioners meeting, Nov. 19
County commissioners approved a new interlocal agreement for the future development of Marshall Park in Uptown’s Second Ward. The future of the park, which comprises 6.5 acres in Uptown’s Second […]
City Council approves changes to Brooklyn Village agreement
CHARLOTTE – City Council members on Monday night wasted no time in approving changes to the interlocal agreement on Brooklyn Village, with a motion to approve and a second before […]
Buildings spring up in The Park: Huntersville mixed use center revived following recession
Rooftops+Recovery+Recent Hospital Expansion=Commercial Real Estate Revival. That appears to be formula at work in The Park-Huntersville – and its joined-at-the hip spin-off, the Gilead Center – where seven new construction projects are underway or in the pipeline.
City Council approves extension on Marshall Park deadline
The City Council on Monday night voted to give Mecklenburg County another couple of months to find a buyer for Marshall Park, further convoluting the future of the property in uptown's 2nd Ward.
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