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You seriously made an account just to bash Charlotte??

The crown peeking out gives it away ha ha ha.

Lowes tower is going to make a heck of an impact from this angle.

Exclusive: Panthers’ plan could give Rock Hill the state’s tallest building. Read more here: https://www.heraldonline.com/news/local/article237075429.html#storylink=cpy https://www.heraldonline.com/news/local/article237075429.html

Florida-based Stiles Corp. and West Coast real estate firm Shorenstein Properties said late Wednesday they will build a tower in a joint venture in South End. The companies say they acquired 2 acres at the intersections of South Boulevard, East/West Boulevard and the East/West Boulevard Lynx Blue Line Station, where they will develop a 23-story, 385,000-square-foot office tower. The building will also include 11,000 square feet of retail and restaurant space. The acquisition includes the buildings that currently house Tupelo Honey and The Manchester as well as an adjoining parking lot that's used for those restaurants. The seller was Browder Harris Group. The two buildings and 2 acres included in the sale traded for $21.5 million, according to a source with knowledge of the deal — a sizable transaction even for booming South End, where new office towers are announced seemingly weekly. Construction is expected to begin within the next year on the tower. A spokeswoman for Stiles declined to provide a more specific estimated groundbreaking. Hastings Architecture has been appointed to design the tower but a rendering of the building was not immediately available. Stiles and Shorenstein say there is potential to accommodate up to 1 million square feet in future phases for "larger users," but it wasn't immediately clear if that would be in one or more towers onsite.

I'm too lazy to go find the history forum so I'll put this here. Check out this cool video showcasing southend's growth in various locations from the 1990s to now.

If I were unfamiliar with Charlotte and I saw that picture, I would think that there is no highway right there.

LOL. This was posted twice already.

I'm surprised I have not seen anybody post this. Carvana eyes old Philip Morris site for $35 million facility and hundreds of jobs https://www.wbtv.com/2019/08/17/carvana-eyes-old-philip-morris-site-million-facility-hundreds-jobs/

0.0001. .01 is 1 percent.

I totally agree with you here. No offense to him but I don't think Michael Jordon would do anything like that haha.

Imagine what south end would look like if everything was placed in right now, Lowes is going to change south end big time.

A little old but I found this.

It snowed for like 2 seconds in Concord.

No joke: Charlotte-area could see some light snow Tuesday This is not an April Fool's Joke. The Charlotte-area could see some light snow showers as the temperature continues to plummet Monday into Tuesday. https://www.wcnc.com/article/news/no-joke-charlotte-area-could-see-some-light-snow-tuesday/275-c3bedec1-dc4f-4034-85d3-3ee656c06f72

https://www.bizjournals.com/charlotte/news/2019/03/28/multifamily-development-continues-near-light-rail.html

https://www.bizjournals.com/charlotte/news/2019/03/19/topgolf-among-projects-approved-at-citys-zoning.html Topgolf among projects approved at city's zoning meeting- Topgolf will occupy a portion of a larger 60-acre site that is expected to become a mixed-use entertainment district. It's not clear when Topgolf in the University City area will break ground; a spokeswoman for Topgolf declined to comment when reached Tuesday.

https://www.charlotteobserver.com/news/politics-government/article227603799.html A year after new light rail opened, can Charlotte afford $8 billion in future lines?

Already posted

https://www.wcnc.com/article/weather/panovich-pattern-looking-favorable-for-chance-of-winter-weather-in-the-carolinas-next-week/275-2fa72044-70ef-485a-9fce-f2c232fafd48 Panovich: Pattern 'looking favorable' for chance of winter weather in the Carolinas next week

Uptown skyline via drone.

Rain, rain go away: 7 straight days of rain in Charlotte and more is on the way https://www.wcnc.com/article/weather/rain-rain-go-away-7-straight-days-of-rain-in-charlotte-and-more-is-on-the-way/275-47d85aa7-a41f-40d1-ade4-9f75998fe3d6

Charlottes core is more dense than raleigh if Charlotte had around 150 sq miles of land it would have more people than raleigh. I would say the core of Charlotte is 3750 ppsm - 4500 ppsm. Wake Density - 1200 ppsm Meck Density - 1950 ppsm People think that Raleigh is more dense than Charlotte but in reality its not. Think about all that undeveloped land all around the western part of I-485. I think it would be close to impossible to plop down that huge amazon distribution center in the 150 sq mile core.

Wiki page- type list of municipalities in North Carolina Other websites- I don't know.

The houses look like homes you would find in the downtown concord area.