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In today’s edition:
An early look at what could be coming to a nearly century-old building on Trade Street
What University City Partners’ CEO envisions for the Municipal Service District’s future
Upcoming closure at Park Road Shopping Center devastates local community members
Johnson & Wales’ president talks about a $42M investment at its uptown campus
And a wrap-up of land deals and real estate news from us and other sources
Boutique hotel being mulled at 99-year-old uptown building
The Builders Building, at 312 W. Trade St., is empty. Could it become uptown’s next luxury hotel stay? (Photo by Ashley Fahey/The Charlotte Ledger)
An uptown building that’s nearly a century old is being eyed for new life as a boutique hotel, but the project is still in preliminary stages.
Steven Radney of Onwards Hospitality presented a vision for the Builders Building, at 312 W. Trade St. (across from the TradeMark condo tower), at the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Historic Landmarks Commission on Monday evening. Whispers called Radney this week following that meeting, and he told us that he’d like to adaptively reuse the Builders Building, which was built in 1927, into a high-end, boutique hotel with 20 to 25 rooms.
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