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Aix on Provence and Cochon d'Or (Waxhaw counerpart) both closed

https://t.co/RQ4rd6xSsK One of the nation’s biggest car insurance companies ranks Charlotte drivers among the least safe in the U.S. Allstate Insurance Co., in annual rankings, placed Charlotte a dismal 153rd-safest among 200 cities in 2019, matching the city’s 2018 ranking. Allstate bases the annual ratings on claims filed with the company, which covers about 10 percent of all U.S. auto policies. The rankings reflect two factors: the average number of years between filing insurance claims and “hard braking” events that the company says are linked to collisions.Charlotte drivers score poorly on both, Allstate says. They file claims an average of every 7.8 years, compared to the national average of 10 years. Drivers in Charlotte are 36 percent more likely to have collisions than the national average, it says.

Was there on Friday night and this is DESPERATELY needed. Link below to the video of the line for the NoDa company store canteen outpost there . The food trucks (only two) were both 20+ people deep https://imgur.com/a/5yn1VS6

uptown from design center circa 5am

Organic Harvest, which opened last fall on Central Ave., closed its doors on Sunday, months after the grocer ousted its CEO. via the observer: https://t.co/ZCygH1SWzB

Organic Harvest, which opened last fall on Central Ave., closed its doors on Sunday, months after the grocer ousted its CEO. via the observer: https://t.co/ZCygH1SWzB

via business journal Charlotte-based Crescent Communities, in a joint venture with investment manager Nuveen Real Estate, says it has acquired the 101 North Tryon building in uptown, a 20-story, 546,878-square-foot tower at the northwest corner of Trade and Tryon streets.

Pretty sure they are combining forces with SouthPark Grill

That was a HUGE rollercoaster of emotions for me.

did they change bossy beauts to beulah? this was the site plan the agenda had

What's up with Noble Smoke / Bossy Beauts over off of Freedom? Agenda article had a march opening https://www.charlotteagenda.com/138480/bossy-beauts-chicken-shack-charlotte/ Is Hyde still planning something over here too?

Maybe the peeps over at Microfarm Organic Gardens would be a good resource? http://microfarmgardens.com/

@fumanchucupcakes announced via social media it is closing its Plaza Midwood storefront on May 26, due to its rent tripling in cost. (via charottefive on Instagram)

the georges brasserie space would be perfect for them. . . also, I wouldn't expect this to be the only steak-related news for this area you hear about soon...

The Charlotte Shout festival did a great job highlighting the need for digestible art in our little gem of a city. Charlotte shined during this week with all the experiential exhibits. I wish we could make this a quarterly or more permanent fixture!

this building has been vacant forever

How were the lines at the untappd event at the bank today?

Lime confirmed that they have phased out bikes from Charlotte. Lime riders were overwhelmingly choosing scooters as their preference via WSOC.

Sugar Creek bridge ribbon cutting was today

I'm having a hard time with the nordic/scandanavian thing. So is this like the ikea of breweries?

Tried to grab tickets this morning for the home run porch and they were sold out. If anyone has any for sale, I'll take them! (I never need the seat)

Peculiar rabbit has a game room. I would be VERY excited if someone other than Rob Nixon owned that place.

Just got an email blast for a "Plaza Midwood Restaurant For Sale" from Nichols here are the bullet points... • $2.2 million in Annual Revenue • Nearly $400,000 in Annual Cash Flow • New Lease + 15 Years of Options • Great Infrastructure with full FF&E Assets • Unbeatable Location • Multiple Outdoor Seating Areas including Roof Top Patio • Seats 280+ • 2 Full Bars with Remote Glycol and Nitrate Systems • Private Party Room + Gaming

I don't know if we've seen these but here are the updated exterior renderings of this redo. All of these spaces are still listed as available online. Asking rent is 30-36/sf NNN. Also interesting, this company has the 9,500 s.f. grocery space in the shopping center behind it listed as available which I don't think is a mistake. If you remember correctly, OH Community Grocery & Cafe took over this space from Healthy Home Market. Which it's too bad it's not contiguous with the gawdawful medical care place on the other side of ABC. It's well short of what a Fresh Market, TJs would ever look at. What would yall do with that back strip?