Apartment developer planning 280-unit complex in NoDa area
Wood Partners is planning an apartment project with up to 280 units in the NoDa area and is seeking a rezoning in order to move forward with the development.
The firm is asking for a rezoning for 3.22 acres on the east side of North Brevard Street, between 24th and 25th Streets.
Atlanta-based Wood Partners is one of the largest apartment developers in the country and started construction earlier this year a 266-unit apartment complex in the Steele Creek area.
Lincoln Harris has hired a top leasing executive from Atlanta to co-head the firm’s office-leasing business.
Ridr Knowlton, who joins Lincoln Harris as senior vice president, recently moved to Charlotte from Atlanta, where he spent more than 20 years working for real estate services firm JLL and real estate investment and development company Dewberry Capital.
At Dewberry, Knowlton handled the leasing of properties such as the Equitable Building in downtown and the Campanile tower in midtown Atlanta,…
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Historic Landmarks Commission took a look yesterday at plans for the proposed $35 million renovation of the Carolina Theatre by the Foundation for the Carolinas.
The foundation has been working on the project since purchasing the uptown property from the city for $1 in 2013. The 36,000-square-foot Carolina Theatre building has been vacant since 1978, and the foundation plans to partner with a developer on a new multistory building at the corner of Tryon and Sixth streets…
Childress Klein has started construction on Ridge Creek West II, the second industrial building at its Ridge Creek West Distribution Center in southwest Charlotte.
The speculative, 216,320-square-foot building is expected to be completed by March, says Chris Daly, partner at Childress Klein. Ridge Creek West is a 63-acre park on General Drive, next door to Ridge Creek Distribution Center, where the firm developed four industrial buildings totaling more than 1 million square feet.
Last year, Childress…
The banks need more office space in Charlotte, according to executives at Cousins Properties Inc.
During an earnings call today for the Atlanta-based real estate investment trust, CEO Larry Gellerstedt said the company is “hearing through our bank relationships that they now have an appetite to expand in Charlotte.”
As an example, Gellerstedt cited Bank of America’s decision to take nearly 100,000 square feet of space off the market at its headquarters building, Bank of America Corporate…
Charlotte law firm Moore & Van Allen has renewed its lease for 165,000 square feet at the Bank of America Corporate Center office tower uptown.
The renewal will keep Moore & Van Allen at the building for another 10 years.
“Moore & Van Allen is pleased to continue as a tenant of the Bank of America Corporate Center,” said Ernie Reigel, firm chairman. “We have had our offices in this building since it opened in 1992, and we believe this is the right place for us to continue to grow and best…
As new development materializes along the North Tryon corridor in uptown Charlotte, the city may need to raise its standards.
That’s the message that Michael Smith, CEO of Charlotte Center City Partners, delivered this morning at a Northeastern University panel about urban planning, First Ward and North Tryon. Smith participated in the panel along with Daniel Levine, president of Levine Properties, and Barry Bluestone, a professor at Northeastern and the director of the Kitty and Michael Dukakis…
The CBJ's Heavy Hitters Commercial Real Estate Awards on Wednesday recognized the best developments of the past year.
Those projects ranged from new office construction and renovations to multifamily communities and entertainment venues. Johnny Harris, chairman of Lincoln Harris and a prominent real estate developer in the Charlotte region, received the program's Pillar Award for his career contributions to the industry.
At Wednesday's awards event, Harris encouraged developers to follow the examples…