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Sorry we do not have a nice video to show you what is going on in uptown Charlotte.
Development in uptown Charlotte
28 stories AC Hotel and Residence Inn open June 2018
10 Stories Home 2 and Even Hotel under Construction at Stonewall station
14 stories Grand Bohemian Hotel under Construction
20 stories InterContinental hotel under construction
33 stories Market 42 Apartment and Hotel ( Name has not been announce.) Clearing land Start Construction August 218
Belk Place Carolina Theater Under construction
22- stories 550 Stonewall Street Apartments-retail under Constructions
6 - stories Montage Apartments Under Construction
26 stories Ally Charlotte Center and Hotel ( Name has not been announce.) Under Construction
Whole Foods opens in June in the Stonewall Station
35 stories Legacy BOA under construction Has retail-Hotel-Apartments coming.
First Ward Village Apartments 10 stories when ever it starts ( In side joke)
Gateway Station work on tracks
Lynx Gold Line under Construction (Street Car)
Announce Projects
31 stories FNB Tower
20 stories Moxy Hotel
Brooklyn Village large project with 2 hotels 1,347 mixed residential units, 680,000 sq. ft. of office space
250,000 sq. ft. of retail and 1.9 acres Park
New police station
B- Retail Tower
500 West Trade St. Northwood Ravin project
10 Tryon Office and Publix Grocery Store
On Stonewall Street we have 2.5 Billion in construction or plan.
Also Moore Square park is well underway and Bikeshare Raleigh should be launching very soon. I'm curious to see how the electronic assisted bikes work personally.
The bikes would probably be similar to the dockless scooters I saw people riding yesterday in South End. So it seems, central Charlotte has 200 of these scooters so far.
The bikes would probably be similar to the dockless scooters I saw people riding yesterday in South End. So it seems, central Charlotte has 200 of these scooters so far.
Looks like Greensboro will get Publix distribution center and 1,000 jobs.
Orange and Alamance counties have been ruled out of the sweepstakes for a 1,000 job Publix distribution center, but Greensboro is still in the running.
Officials in Greensboro seeking the same project approved incentives in March, when county commissioners signed off on a package that would refund Publix 80% of the county property tax it would have to pay over the first 10 years of the facility’s lifespan. Given the current tax rate, the value of the incentive is estimated at $17 million.
Last I checked Kay Crowder was in the minority and outvoted. She's usually against everything!!
Ew. But really, every broke clock is right twice a day IMO.
I'm basing my thoughts mostly on Charlotte and DC's bikeshare and random national articles I've casually read. I know it's different than Raleigh's seemingly enhanced one. But I have to side with the nut job on this issue. Embrace the private bikeshare companies.
It sounds like the Crabtree area is getting more residential. Grubb Properties based out of Charlotte has plans to renovate and expand the Sterling Glenwood apartment complex from 254 unites to 493. They also plan to build a parking deck and two 10 story apartment towers.
It sounds like the Crabtree area is getting more residential. Grubb Properties based out of Charlotte has plans to renovate and expand the Sterling Glenwood apartment complex from 254 unites to 493. They also plan to build a parking deck and two 10 story apartment towers.
10 floors? What’s the Height limit of building with wood? If they have to use concrete, IMO just go taller
10 floors? What’s the Height limit of building with wood? If they have to use concrete, IMO just go taller
Not sure but I would imagine they are concrete and steel. Idk what the zoning is like there either, could be the reason for dual 10 floor towers instead of one 20. Or they could just be building what they feel is appropriate for that area. I think that actual location is on Glenwood but south of 440 so not quite right in the hustle bustle mix of Crabtree. There’s a couple office buildings there but a 20 floor tower would probably still seem really out of place. Pretty big residential project nonetheless. The article in ITBinsider said they are approximately 130ft each so it sounds like luxury apartments where as the current Sterling Glenwoods complex they are expanding is not, I believe.
10 floors? What’s the Height limit of building with wood? If they have to use concrete, IMO just go taller
Wood construction is limited to 6 stories or 85feet high.
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