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Market 42 now under construction.Photo by LMC
Photo by LMC Artical
LMC the multifamily division of homebuilder Lennar Corp. (NYSE: LEN), acquired a block bounded by the Lynx Blue Line extension and Eighth, North College and East Ninth streets from Daniel Levine for $23 million in January. LMC, which keeps its East Coast headquarters in Charlotte, will build 549 apartments between a 33-story, 375-foot-tall high-rise and a six-story midrise building as well as about 20,000 square feet of ground-floor retail along Market Street, fronting the Lynx Blue Line Extension slated to open in March.
That brings the number of buildings under construction above 200 feet in Charlotte to 8.
Legacy Union - 632ft
Intercontinental Hotel of Charlotte - 420ft
Market 42 - 384ft
Ally Charlotte Center - 378ft
FNB Tower - 365ft
650 S Tryon - 290ft
JW Marriott Charlotte - 280ft
550 Stonewall - 252ft
PN Hoffman’s proposed new Seaboard Station development is some of the most exciting developments of the year in the state. Hoffman is one of the foremost developers in the Mid-Atlantic, and it’s telling that It has chosen Raleigh as part of its mammoth portfolio. Hoffman has done an amazing job with the DC Wharf!
That brings the number of buildings under construction above 200 feet in Charlotte to 8.
Legacy Union - 632ft
Intercontinental Hotel of Charlotte - 420ft
Market 42 - 384ft
Ally Charlotte Center - 378ft
FNB Tower - 365ft
650 S Tryon - 290ft
JW Marriott Charlotte - 280ft
550 Stonewall - 252ft
Shout out to Bohemian that’s 188” tall just barely missing that list
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Originally Posted by Tarheelhombre
PN Hoffman’s proposed new Seaboard Station development is some of the most exciting developments of the year in the state. Hoffman is one of the foremost developers in the Mid-Atlantic, and it’s telling that It has chosen Raleigh as part of its mammoth portfolio. Hoffman has done an amazing job with the DC Wharf!
I live at the wharf. Phase II starts in April.
Next door at Navy Yard though is having a huge development boom with midrisrs on every block ringing Nats Stadium and DC United’d Stadium. and nearly 15 or so cranes and a lot more to come.
This is a portion of what pretty much what all of Navy Yard looks like
Phase II of “The Yards” will be bigger than even the entire Wharf project phase I & II
Yep, I love the seamless vibrancy of The Ward, Navy Yard, and Barracks Row. Hopefully, Hoffman will bing a slice of that cosmopolitan energy to Raleigh.
Looks like Raleigh will be the only city in the state with two skylines. North Hills is turning into a mini Buckhead.
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