CLT Development

To add to this, its very purpose built, number 1 goal is preserving views for the Condos.

Hilton Curio and Indigo Hotel have both been linked to adaptive re-use hotels in Charlotte that have not materialized in the past (Tryon Plaza and Hall House). I would LOVE to see a 21C here, thats my preference.

https://www.instagram.com/p/C6bMMPtuz7i/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA== Been excited to announce this one with Jason! I would imagine this will be a pretty boutique hotel, around 200 keys.

NINE UNITS! HORRAY

There's a stage about half the height of the UNCC building that has been erected, its a pretty large presence.

this is spot on to the NoDa I know and love.

lol, that parcel is only big enough for one tower. lol

FLYING

Gotta say, this doesn't sound NEARLY comprehensive enough I gotta say Nashville Fam, this doesn't seem to be nearly enough to meet Nashville's needs.

I believe its 535,000 square feet, and I would think 40% is the going rate, though who knows what it is in today's lending climate.

Most of uptown is either back, or about to be back, to at least 4 days in the office. As far as Crescent goes, they would have to redesign and build something completely different to go to all residential and hotel. I think they believe that they can get an office tenant. They have received significant interest, and numerous friends/contacts in the office leasing industry have told me that "If we had new space in our inventory we could fill it tomorrow, we just don't have that space." And before you say "well what about 110 East," I don't think they've positioned that building well from a marketing standpoint, and the main contact isn't even in Charlotte. I'll be touring that building May 1st tho, so I'll report back :-).

Nope, all I have is a bare-bones Isometric

Nothing is ready to go, the entire development is contingent on there being an office component. It cannot be built in phases. (referencing Carson). I do know that when I created my map for Center City Partner's State of the Center City the developer Crescent asked for me to reference a Q4 2024 Start, and that they were bullish on this.

I think Grease and Ventilation. Could be wrong, but its what I've heard from retail brokers

without a doubt!

Its amazing to me that people would think that, considering how skinny the building is, and the fact its concrete lol.

It should just be temporary while the building goes through all the necessary hoops. It is in brownfields now, so there's a at least a year before this would conceivably break ground.

Utility

From what I understand just getting it to the point where a restaurant could start construction (I don't think these spaces were built with grease traps or ventilation in mind) would be pricey, THEN you talk build out. McDonalds would need to do a whole lot of work, but they wouldn't be the worst tenant in the world.

Oh yea, they paused that one probably 6 months ago.

Plenty of places with higher asking price getting leased.

Actually a big fan of this one. Really could make this stretch so much more urban. I would love to see a more urban 7th Street one day.

they are making a parking lot! woo!

I definitely agree, I know Lincoln Harris isn't fixing these buildings any time soon. I Just wanted to mention why they haven't been leased, and the steps you'd likely need to take to get them leased.

Its a gameday hassle really only because they close down so many streets, and there are plenty of ways/reasons to avoid this area. I see no problem with reducing it to two lanes.