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In today’s edition:
More details about what’s planned for the Iron District, a reimagining of 55 acres near uptown and South End
Office tenants have been on a “vibe ride” lately
Where Charlotte-area Opportunity Zones will be in 2027
Documentary reflects on Henry Faison’s impact in Charlotte
And a wrap-up of land deals and real estate news from us and other sources
How the Iron District is being forged
The first phase of the Iron District, situated between uptown and South End, will include a 208,000 sq. ft. office building. (Rendering courtesy of Trammell Crow Co.)
The Iron District is one of the city’s most anticipated projects, and ambitious. It presents an almost unheard-of opportunity to reimagine 55 acres between uptown and South End.
And like most master-planned developments, it’s also not an overnight project, with the full development of the site — which would include millions of square feet of new development — expected to take decades.
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