DamicoKaren

There's public restrooms right across the street by superica.

There's also the affordable housing that's started around Tryon and 7th St. The site of the old historic hotel

https://www.bizjournals.com/charlotte/news/2023/04/12/seventh-and-tryon-redevelopment-uptown-real-estate.html

Not sure if this is already posted but looks like uptown will be getting a good hall at One Independence https://charlotte.axios.com/321119/a-new-food-hall-is-coming-to-uptown/ Construction is underway on a new food hall in Uptown. What’s happening: Monarch Market, an 18,000-square-foot food hall at One Independence Center (101 N. Tryon St. at the corner of Trade and Tryon streets), will open later this year. Why it matters: Food and drink spots in Uptown are becoming more plentiful as workers return to the office. Monarch Market promises to deliver options for everything from after a Carolina Panthers game to after a show at Belk Theater. “This space will provide an opportunity for One Independence Center to be a true food destination in the heart of Uptown Charlotte, one that will not only be attractive for the daytime worker, but a unique destination for nights and weekends as well,” Charles Thrift, founding partner of Thrift Commercial Real Estate, said in a statement. Details: Expect 12 food stalls, a full-service restaurant and three bars (one of which will be outdoors facing North Tryon Street). It will also have four event spaces: A cocktail lounge with outdoor space facing Tryon Street. A partially-private space available for reservation. An indoor/outdoor bar. Access to the tenant lounge if you work in One Independence Center. This is the first project of its kind for Crescent Communities, the developer behind a number of mixed-use developments across the region. They’re developing it in partnership with Nuveen Real Estate. Hospitality HQ will operate the food hall. “We are proud to provide a future home to up-and-coming culinary talent, many of whom are local and launching their first brick and mortar locations or taking the chance at expanding their business with us as vendors at Monarch Market,” chef and co-CEO and founding partner at Hospitality HQ, Akhtar Nawab, said in a statement. By the numbers: One Independence Center underwent a three-year, $33-million renovation. It includes 26,000 square feet of ground-floor retail. The 20-story office building is 565,694 square feet.

Where is 500 W Trade? Is that included in the highlighted area?

If this ever gets auctioned off, I really hope they turn it into a mini mall. Would really at alot of foot traffic to this part of uptown, which had become a ghost town.

I must've missed and I can't find anything on it but what is this that they are building on the corner of mint and Morehead?

South end is getting all the cool buildings

This is Sexy AF

Can someone remind me the plans for this section? It's something going in front of it? Didn't look like a lot of space

Is this part of the rail trail expansion?

Nah, would much prefer a fairmont or the four seasons.

Seen from the walking trail behind the stadium. So many views of this thing from uptown

Offer accepted

Got a better view for y'all from the 5th 3rd building

View from 5th 3rd building

View from 5th 3rd building

View from 5th 3rd building

Agreed! We don't get to see much action directly from 4th ward. We did see skyhouse rise and when FNB get some height it will be very noticeable from the 4th ward park... Can see the crane fr there.

View from next to 4th ward park

What do y'all think this mean? https://www.charlotteobserver.com/news/business/biz-columns-blogs/whats-in-store/article237995629.html

Based on the picture, it should be brick going there.

View from the 5th 3rd Building. Bonus shot of the Ellis

Needs a serious facelift

Agreed! Majestic at day and glorious at night. One of my favorite buildings as well.