Charlotte-based real estate firm White Point Partners and Atlanta-based Paces Properties are planning a redevelopment of the Highland Park Mill just north of uptown Charlotte into a project that will feature space for a food hall, restaurants and office space.
Located along Brevard Street between Belmont Avenue and East 16th Street, the mill, established in 1891, totals roughly 205,000 square feet. The two firms plan to strip back later additions to the mill so they can reveal its historic structure.…Real estate firms planning to convert mill into project with food hall, restaurants, creative office
Charlotte-based real estate firm White Point Partners and Atlanta-based Paces Properties are planning a redevelopment of the Highland Park Mill just north of uptown Charlotte into a project that will feature space for a food hall, restaurants and office space.
Located along Brevard Street between Belmont Avenue and East 16th Street, the mill, established in 1891, totals roughly 205,000 square feet. The two firms plan to strip back later additions to the mill so they can reveal its historic structure.…
Imagine the North Tryon area as an intensely urban, inclusive neighborhood known not for large office towers but instead an “extreme mixed-use pattern of development featuring varying heights and scales,” says Daniel Iacofano.
That’s the vision for the area that a group of civic, business and government institutions will present tonight at a community meeting led by Charlotte Center City Partners and the Foundation for the Carolinas. Iacofano, a founding principal with consulting firm MIG…
Two multifamily developments in University City have been sold for just over $103 million.
Crescent Communities recently sold its 320-unit Crescent Alexander Village apartment complex in University City to Starlight Investments, a firm based in Toronto, for $52.3 million. In the U.S. Starlight focuses on the acquisition and management of recently constructed Class-A apartment properties in the Southeast and Southwest.
Located on 22 acres, the complex off West Mallard Creek Church Road opened in…
Digital payments company PayPal Holdings Inc. is considering Charlotte for an East Coast operations center.
Martha Cass, director of corporate communications with PayPal, says Charlotte is one of several cities the company is considering for the center, but the company has nothing to announce at this time.
According to real estate sources, PayPal has indicated that it would require at least 200,000 square feet of office space for the operations center. The digital payments company has looked at…
BB+M Architecture has hired a new director of interiors and has landed a contract with Major League Soccer.
The design firm recently hired Carrie Renegar as director of interiors. Renegar, formerly a senior design leader with M. Moser Associates in New York, started her design career in Charlotte and will be leading day-to-day strategy and creative direction for the interior-design team.
Renegar had a relationship with Major League Soccer and brought that to BB+M, which has since been awarded a…
Crescent Communities has closed on its purchase of a 3.6-acre site in uptown Charlotte where the firm is planning a mixed-use development that will be anchored by a Whole Foods Market.
The city agreed to sell the parcel to Crescent last year for $10.3 million. The property is located at the intersection of East Stonewall and South Caldwell streets and is part of a 5.4-acre assemblage where Crescent is planning its Stonewall Station project, which will include a Whole Foods Market, 450 apartment…
Albemarle Corp. has finalized the lease for its corporate headquarters in SouthPark.
The specialty chemicals company has signed a lease for 47,060 square feet at Capitol Towers, the new office development by Lincoln Harris. The CBJ reported in September that the company was negotiating a lease at the project, which is bordered by Congress Street and Carnegie Boulevard, behind Piedmont Town Center.
Albemarle Corp. announced this summer that it would relocate to Charlotte in 2016, creating 120 jobs…
Levine Properties has hired David Smith as director of construction and development.
Smith most recently worked with multifamily firm Northwood Ravin, where he focused on development projects including renovations to The Vue in uptown Charlotte. He will oversee retail, multifamily and mixed-use projects at Levine.
“David’s energy and expertise in creating and overseeing destination resorts, multifamily residential and retail ventures will add immediate value to our growing project portfolio,”…
The developers who are reshaping more than 300 acres near the Interstate 485 interchange at Providence Road spoke about their projects this morning at a sold-out CREQ Live event at UNC Charlotte’s center city building.
Representatives from Childress Klein, Crescent Communities, Crosland Southeast and Lincoln Harris discussed three mixed-use projects coming to the area: Waverly, Rea Farms and Crescent Providence Farm. The developments will ultimately total 900,000 square feet of office space, half…
A California real estate investment and development firm has purchased Woodland Business Park for nearly $57 million and has hired Avison Young to market and lease the property.
Evergreen Industrial Properties, based in Oakland, Calif., recently purchased the park for $56.9 million from Dallas-based Crow Holdings. Crow Holdings purchased the park in 2011 for $43 million.
Located off interstate 85 on Starita Road and Woodpark Boulevard, Woodland’s 12 buildings total 944,403 square feet of light…