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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:
The uptown properties that could soon be heading for sale — what we know, and what we don’t
What the recent sale of The Station at LoSo says about the broader market
Fowler Building plans presented to Historic Landmarks Commission
Commercial real estate executives on how they’ve navigated their careers
And a wrap-up of land deals and real estate news from us and other sources
Two high-profile commercial properties on Trade Street said to be under contract
The EpiCentre — sorry, Queen City Quarter — in uptown is said to be under contract. (Photo by Ashley Fahey/The Charlotte Ledger)
The Queen City Quarter property (or “the EpiCentre” to most in Charlotte) and an office tower along Trade Street could soon have new owners.
Whispers has learned that the Queen City Quarter property at 210 E. Trade St., which went on the market earlier this year, is under contract to be sold. The buyer identity
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