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Welcome back to our weekly look at Charlotte real estate and development news. Charlotte Commercial Real Estate Whispers is the best way to get the latest dirt on transactions, rezonings and projects happening across the Queen City.
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In today’s edition:
What two new players in the Charlotte commercial real estate market want to see brought to the Queen City
Charlotte’s planning director talks about the city’s population growth trajectory (and the 2050 plan will be in motion before you know it)
Building near the Lynx Blue Line Old Concord Station could be poised for an adaptive reuse
Chicken wing chain and a mattress store for a visible site in Plaza Midwood?
And a wrap-up of land deals and real estate news from us and other sources
How the new kids on the block view the Queen City
(Photo by Jonathan Ardila on Unsplash)
We have a lot of newcomers in Charlotte — and while that includes people, it also means new businesses and corporate investors.
Urban Land Institute (ULI) Charlotte recently invited me to host an episode of their podcast, Building Connections. I spoke with two newcomers (ish) to Charlotte’s development market: Adam McMichael, managing director at Republic Development Group, and Paul Zarian, Carolinas managing director at Hines.
(It should be noted that Hines has a bit of history here, but the Houston-based commercial real estate firm has significantly expanded its Charlotte presence in recent years.)
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