Vantage South End - 1100 S Tryon

[KJHburg]

this makes 2 full floor tenants in the newer building by Tryon.   And having CBRE is good as they are commercial realtors who know every space in town moving from uptown and Charlotte Plaza.

""One of Charlotte's largest commercial real estate firms is on the move. CBRE is leasing 24,535 square feet on the second floor of the East Tower of Vantage South End, a mixed-use development by The Spectrum Cos. and Invesco Real Estate.  Compton Newman, managing director of CBRE’s Charlotte office, said the firm is targeting an October move for about 100 employees. The space is about 2,000 square feet larger than CBRE's current office at 201 S. College St. The new office can accommodate a 30% growth rate over the next 10 years, Newman said.""

https://www.bizjournals.com/charlotte/news/2022/02/03/cbre-relocates-clt-office-to-vantage-south-end.html

[atlrvr]

Make it 3.

Hearing this is where Brightspeed (the Private Equity backed telco spinoff from Lumen) will make their official HQ.  Taking the 7th floor.

I also hear the full 3rd floor is leased as well, but didn't get a tenant name (so assuming correct, 4 floors leased)

Move-in just in time to get their view Uptown blocked!

 

[JRCLT]

Make it 3.

Hearing this is where Brightspeed (the Private Equity backed telco spinoff from Lumen) will make their official HQ.  Taking the 7th floor.

I also hear the full 3rd floor is leased as well, but didn't get a tenant name (so assuming correct, 4 floors leased)

Move-in just in time to get their view Uptown blocked!

 

Is that a hint to enterprise lot?

[tozmervo]

The Enterprise lot is getting rezoned to have a much, much bigger Enterprise sign.

[Blue_Devil]

5 minutes ago, tozmervo said:

The Enterprise lot is getting rezoned to have a much, much bigger Enterprise sign.

A 500 foot tall enterprise sign? lol

[DMann]

Maybe NC-1701!

[Cadi40]

Is the hotel that looks like an “M” upside down still on the back burner or cancelled all together? 

[Blue_Devil]

10 minutes ago, Cadi40 said:

Is the hotel that looks like an “M” upside down still on the back burner or cancelled all together? 

Last I heard, backburner, but  think there was some minor movement recently? Like in the last 6 or so months. 

[TheRealClayton]

23 minutes ago, Cadi40 said:

Is the hotel that looks like an “M” upside down still on the back burner or cancelled all together? 

The hotel isn't an upside-down M, and it hasn't been cancelled. Just subscribe to Charlotte Ledger and look in your inbox in the morning.

[Cadi40]

12 minutes ago, TheRealClayton said:

The hotel isn't an upside-down M, and it hasn't been cancelled. Just subscribe to Charlotte Ledger and look in your inbox in the morning.

Well that answered my second question, Now for my third: Do nurses get a free subscription?

[turbocraig]

1 hour ago, TheRealClayton said:

The hotel isn't an upside-down M, and it hasn't been cancelled. Just subscribe to Charlotte Ledger and look in your inbox in the morning.

You finally made me bite the bullet and buy a subscription.  I hope Tony is paying you commission.

[videtur quam contuor]

It's good. I promise. 

[KJHburg]

12 hours ago, turbocraig said:

You finally made me bite the bullet and buy a subscription.  I hope Tony is paying you commission.

 I subscribe for the rezoning information alone.

Edited February 9, 2022 by KJHburg

[j-man]

3 hours ago, tarhoosier said:

It's good. I promise. 

What is.....

[tozmervo]

11 hours ago, j-man said:

What is.....

The Ledger. 

 

[videtur quam contuor]

A too clever comment about the detailed and deep commentary on Charlotte Ledger versus Charlotte Agenda, (now Axios Charlotte) which has a motto (?) of "It's good. I promise."

Ledger fulfills the promise that Agenda failed to provide. One must be familiar with each and recognize the distinction to understand the "humor".

[KJHburg]

In all the hubbub over Clayton's article and other news recently broke,  this hotel at Vantage Southend is still happening.  This is rendering provided to him by Spectrum according to the article.   And they hope to announced the hotel flag later this year!   It will have a great view of the "Gold District" skyline in all directions. 

Edited February 10, 2022 by KJHburg

[j-man]

I've always wondered about what the actually top floor of the deck would look like when this projects gets this addition. Like will the top fo the parking deck be where the pool and outdoor space will be or will it just be parking and the pool and amenity space be within the hotel structure itself..

[metropolitan]

Interesting rendering, and thx KJH....but interesting orientation for the rooftop aerofoil.....seems like it would be directed north, over the courtyard, down the spine of the project, instead of off to the side.  But, I guess the hotel is kinda perpendicular to the rest of the project. I guess I'm just a symmetry lover. 

[KJHburg]

The hotel for the most part will overlook the 2 Vantage SE buildings and those rooms facing uptown will be able to see into that courtyard.  In the other direction it should have good long views. as it is 10 story hotel atop at 10 story parking deck.   Of course some of the view will be blocked by the future Riverside and Crescent towers.  

[Mgelbach]

[RANYC]

15 hours ago, KJHburg said:

In all the hubbub over Clayton's article and other news recently broke,  this hotel at Vantage Southend is still happening.  This is rendering provided to him by Spectrum according to the article.   And they hope to announced the hotel flag later this year!   It will have a great view of the "Gold District" skyline in all directions. 

An example parking garage in Miami Beach.  It's a big-box parking garage, but notice how its design gives the appearance of small-footprint, varying storefront facades at ground level?  Would love to see more of that done with parking garage designs here in Charlotte.  Yes I know we encourage ground-floor retail, but we can do a bit better to enhance and make more inviting the streetscape.

The South-End Vantage garage does a little bit of that...could be better...give it a B-.

Edited February 10, 2022 by RANYC

[tozmervo]

15 hours ago, KJHburg said:

In all the hubbub over Clayton's article and other news recently broke,  this hotel at Vantage Southend is still happening.  This is rendering provided to him by Spectrum according to the article.   And they hope to announced the hotel flag later this year!   It will have a great view of the "Gold District" skyline in all directions. 

Is the hotel in the parking deck? 

[KJHburg]

34 minutes ago, tozmervo said:

Is the hotel in the parking deck? 

atop the parking deck and the elevator shafts and support for the hotel are already there atop the deck. 

[RANYC]

What's that gurgling sound you hear in city center?

It's the sound of tenants draining out of uptown space for newer construction in South End.

Thankfully, these moves and transitions don't really qualify as suburban flight driving sprawl further and further out on the margins of the region, as South End locations are within walking distance and relatively urban.  There does appear to be, however, a hollowing out of the city's traditional CBD.  While South End teems with an ever-evolving landscape of entertainment options patronized by its millennial imbibers and revelers, uptown's hotspots endure troubles like defaults, foreclosures, and repossessions.  

Link below announces law firm, Alston  & Bird, taking 55,000 square feet of space at Vantage South End #2.  

https://www.bizjournals.com/charlotte/news/2022/02/15/law-firm-alston-bird-vantage-south-end-lease.html