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CNL Commercial Real Estate, which has 50 local employees, has spun out of its parent company.
Investment management firm CNL Financial Group has agreed to a management-led buyout of the business by the partners of CNL Commercial Real Estate and their joint-venture investment partner, HQ Capital Real Estate.
The companies say that the separation allows CNL Financial to focus on its alternative investment platform and allows CNL Commercial Real Estate to continue to expand its corporate services,…
A rezoning request for a mixed-use project in midtown has been approved by Charlotte City Council, one week after the request was initially denied.
Last week, the rezoning request, which faced a protest petition, fell short of the nine votes required for it to pass. The developer of the proposed project, Goode Properties, agreed to reduce the maximum height of a building along South Kings Drive to 100 feet, and the council agreed to reconsider the rezoning application.
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Starting Friday, many of Charlotte’s most active apartment developers will work together on a single-family project for a good cause.
A group of 11 companies are teaming up to build a house for Habitat for Humanity of Charlotte. Brian Natwick, president of Crescent Communities’ multifamily group and Habitat Charlotte’s board chair, recruited the organizations for the build in the Lincoln Heights neighborhood in west Charlotte.
“We compete from time to time, but it’s great for us all to…