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I can't mention the specifics, mainly because there's not many to mention, but AA was looking at all options for offices around CLT (there was job posting for Office development for CLT, it was posted in the Airport thread) in the airport, Uptown, University etc. Eventually, as far as I know, AA pulled the plug on office expansion here.
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Don't ask me why they did, but supposedly, through the grapevine, American was looking at vacant and new build offices in CLT couple months back. Now, I don't know if this is true or not but it's certainly interesting to think if AA had leased Tryon Place.
Back to Duke Energy, it seems that with their continued coal ash and solar issues, does it really make sense to lease a brand new office building when their existing building would probably undercut the lease price by a wide-margin?
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Wait, surely the orientation of 300ST is all wrong in that video?
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Still not as bad as Barcelona. Sheesh!
Limbless beggars, people walking around outside patios begging, getting angry when you don't give them money.
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What about a private-public partnership? I don't know, maybe have a developer pay 10% of the costs, the state 10%, the city 30% and federal 50%?
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17 minutes ago, ricky_davis_fan_21 said:
Construction can't begin until the plans are submitted to the planning department, plans are approved, and permits are issued. These items could take 3-6 months easily, then utilities would need upgrading and moving, not to mention demoing and grading the entire site is going to take forever. I wouldn't bet on this breaking ground in 2016, maybe not even mid 2017.
Yes, thank you. I know that. What I meant was are they just demolishing the buildings and sitting on the land or going to demolish the buildings and start construction when permits are issued?
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I just can't wait to hear the specs now! Will construction of the site begin or are they just demolishing the buildings and then waiting?
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I would also guess AvidExchange. Not too happy about their involvement with CLT and the Music Factory.
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Adding 3 acres of park will not change our ranking, it will keep it status-quo. Marshall park is what 5.something acres; removing an over 5 acre park and replacing it with a 1.6-2 acre park will obviously push our ranking down.
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Thank you, I've read/heard most of that but hadn't seen the actual document! I'll skim over that when I've got nothing to do!
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I'm not sure how accurate and old this is, but this is/was the Master Plan for the Airport. It looks accurate and up-to-date but I'll try to find out if this is the actual Master Plan for CLT.
The main features of the plan (as shown by the letters) are:
A) Taxiway around 36C/18C to the new runway
B) The new 12,500ft runway, tentatively called 1R/19L
C) The new control tower
D) New terminal, supposedly international (!!!!)
E) Concourse B & C expansion
F) New Concourse A Annex
This plan makes my mouth drool, the prospect of an international terminal (which would be built around 2030) is so exciting!
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1 minute ago, archiham04 said:
^ I would assume that by taking trolley off wire there they have avoided the need to replace the bridge?
Nope, the existing bridge cant support the weight of the streetcar vehicles, thats why it is being replaced. I think the cost of replacing Hawthorne bridge is why Phase 2 doesn't go beyond Sunnyside.
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31 minutes ago, ricky_davis_fan_21 said:
Woah! If there is plans to connect to the lakewood trolley that would be epic!
I'm pretty sure it's the original plan to construct a streetcar line to the airport.
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/\ It wasn't just me though, but I'm not sure.
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36 minutes ago, ricky_davis_fan_21 said:
Please find and post that article. Because I've never heard anything about this.
Well, I now can't find it, but we discussed it on this page on the Gateway thread:
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6 minutes ago, ricky_davis_fan_21 said:
Little did not win. This won't ever happen :-(
But Hines backed-out. A recent new article stated that Bank of America was going to finance the project: Bank of America partnered with Little, no?
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@Neo Can you please tidy up this thread? Move it to the coffeehouse? I'm waiting for actually bad news.
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Oh my gosh, no. The NCGA is just plain stupid.
You can kiss goodbye to probably 9,000 jobs out of 11,000 if AA cuts CLT.
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3 minutes ago, ricky_davis_fan_21 said:
LOL, no renderings yet. The one above is from 2007. I've heard from a couple people around town that Northwood Ravin is putting together plans that involve keeping Polk and developing a high rise. I'm skeptical, since they have a 17 floor building under development on Stonewall.
I'm confused, what was your post about last year then?
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Found this old rendering, that you posted last year RDF21 of Polk!
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Build it, built it NOW! Sounds amazing, we better pull it off well though.
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This wasn't about HB2 for once. It was about one representative of NCGA trying to completely obliterate the environment.
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http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/2016/05/19/census-shows-big-us-cities-continue-grow/84552378/
According to USA Today, we had the 10th largest population growth of major cities. Pretty impressive! Now drop the N.C. after Charlotte!
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14 minutes ago, upstate49er said:
What is the expected height of this building?
IIRC, around 610ft for 36 storeys.
Ally Charlotte Center (f/k/a Tryon Place) - 26 floors - 427'
in Charlotte
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You know what?!! I give up posting here! It all just seems like you worship RDF or Jayvee. And whenever anyone else posts something, you all think it's never true because RDF or Jayvee hasn't posted it. I work for American, okay? I think I'm more in know than a majority of you.
I see why people left urbanplanet and I'm going to be one of them.