Vantage South End - 1100 S Tryon

[atlrvr]

Building permits have been filed for the parking deck and "west" office building, presumably both of which could begin before demoing the current building.

[J-Rob]

so if the bees are moving Uptown, is this LendingTree? or Lowe's....

Edited March 12, 2019 by J-Rob

[navigator319]

After Rail Yards, which was/is my fav current project, this project I am most excited about happening.  Will be giddy when dirt is moving.  Was their any rumor on the hotel flag here?  Was it the second Kimpton? I'm drawing a blank. 

[atlrvr]

On 8/9/2018 at 1:32 PM, jtmonk said:

Thought I would go ahead and place this here.  Thanks @EngineerCLT for the renderings.  Hotel looks to be 20 floors and office buildings look to be 8 or 9 depending on the first floor. 

https://www.spectrumcos.com/portfolios/south-end-project/

There are updated renderings on the website...maybe most importantly, it's grown 2 floors taller.

[QClifer]

Looks so much better.  Must have a tenant in place looking for more space. 

[CLTProductions]

I can’t get 4 of the 9 pics to display. Anyone else having this issue?

[CarolinaDaydreamin]

3 minutes ago, Jayvee said:

I can’t get 4 of the 9 pics to display. Anyone else having this issue?

Probably a browser issue. 

Looks like the parking deck behind it has grown too  

Updated rendering with added 2 floors:

Edited March 24, 2019 by CarolinaDaydreamin

[JorgiPorgi]

1 hour ago, CarolinaDaydreamin said:

Probably a browser issue. 

Looks like the parking deck behind it has grown too  

Updated rendering with added 2 floors:

It also appears that the tall “fin” feature in the back in the original renderings is missing. 

[j-man]

Live how this project is in Southend but screams Uptown. Lol

Edited March 24, 2019 by j-man

[lancer22]

5 minutes ago, j-man said:

Wow this looks awesome. Much better than the previous IMO.

[KJHburg]

I still like it,  It is 11 floors now am I counting right?  But the buildings look thinner and now taller.   Anyway it is a great project and it will tower over the apartments being built on the block closer to uptown.  

[KJHburg]

Just looking at their final plat as part of the rezoning.  It seems to be limited by height 180 feet so with now 11 stories that is 16 feet per floor which is about height of an office floor.  The rezoning did not give a maximum square footage of office space allowed unless I missed it.

http://ww.charmeck.org/Planning/Rezoning/2018/080-095/2018-085 approved site plan.pdf

[JorgiPorgi]

Looks massive. I actually like it now. 

[atlrvr]

The land use submittal has 490k of office space and I think 20-30k of retail, so overall, the project is about 50% bigger than Railyards.

https://www.bisnow.com/atlanta/news/office/aig-eyes-atlanta-dallas-for-corporate-consolidation-70501

I still have my hopes set on the above, which ended up picking neither city, and has since downsized in Atlanta and grown in Charlotte....no knowledge, other than the rumor last fall they were looking to grow multiple units in Charlotte.

[Guest]

The land use submittal has 490k of office space and I think 20-30k of retail, so overall, the project is about 50% bigger than Railyards.
https://www.bisnow.com/atlanta/news/office/aig-eyes-atlanta-dallas-for-corporate-consolidation-70501
I still have my hopes set on the above, which ended up picking neither city, and has since downsized in Atlanta and grown in Charlotte....no knowledge, other than the rumor last fall they were looking to grow multiple units in Charlotte.

They are gonna do 40k of retail. Either they submitted with less to build less parking, or the hotel/parking deck retail isn’t included.


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On 3/12/2019 at 4:55 PM, pgsinger said:

We have not talked about this one much in a while.  We moved out last week, so I am more or less tapped out of updates.  However, I did snap the two pics below prior to leaving.  I have no idea what they are, but my guess would be electric conduits to use during construction.  DFA had a temporary electric box installed near the Camden/Tryon intersection. 

Also, Spectrum was supposedly drafting letters instructing tenants to get out as soon as their leases ended and trying to convince tenants not to try holding over.  We were trying to holdover because our new space was delayed significant by the LL.  I never saw the letter (I would have), so I am not sure it actually went out.  Interestingly, they never told us we could not holdover.  The only answer we got from Spectrum was they could not get in touch with Invesco.  Also, in January, they built out the first floor for Fontem Ventures.  The places is much nicer than when it was Cardinal Innovations, but nothing very expensive all cubicles.  

I am sticking with my bet that nothing happens at this site until after June 1.

This kind of looks like a groundwater monitoring well? I'm assuming if its in SouthEnd, there's nasty stuff in the ground.

[J-Rob]

Wow... I was looking for this thread and was surprised to see it fell all the way to page 3 in the Charlotte forum.  I was anticipating an anchor tenant announcement by now. 

Really, I was expecting to hear news out of LendingTree, Lowe's, or maybe AIG by now (regardless of location).  

Without asking for specific details, does anyone have any general timeline updates they can share?  Any rumored announcements anytime soon?

[KJHburg]

Lendingtree is still out there as is Lowes.  Honeywell is still out there even though many thing they will end up at Legacy in a build to suit.  Remember Lendingtree was thought to be going in 300 South Brevard then Wells Fargo swooped in and took the whole building.     This is a great project and due to their financial backing of Invesco may go spec and start.  Sometimes doing that will affect other developers.   With Wells stating they are basically not renewing leases at the Duke Energy Center more tenant fallout from there may spread around and Wells is doing the same thing at Three Wells Fargo where a major law firm will have to move.  

I sure hope they have come up with a good name for it remember their little contest they had a few months back.

 

[Sigma]

LendingTree is the tenant. Moving in end of 2020.

[Clemson16]

2 minutes ago, Sigma said:

LendingTree is the tenant. Moving in end of 2020.

This hasn’t even broke ground yet right? How could this be finished in under 18 months?

[CLTProductions]

8 minutes ago, Clemson16 said:

This hasn’t even broke ground yet right? How could this be finished in under 18 months?

It can’t. Not a chance in hell this is tenant ready in 2020

[lancer22]

5 minutes ago, Jayvee said:

It can’t. Not a chance in hell this is tenant ready in 2020

Yes it has to be a 2021 although I think Q1 is doable

 

[Guest]

4 minutes ago, lancer22 said:

Yes it has to be a 2021 although I think Q1 is doable

 

February 2018, Rail Yard didn't even have footers poured. Just Saying. If they really boogied on this. I think its possible to occupy by December 31st, 2020

[Sigma]

LendingTree will occupy 176,000 sf at spectrum. They also have some land or an old mill in (downtown) pineville they may use as call center. 

[lancer22]

9 minutes ago, ricky_davis_fan_21 said:

February 2018, Rail Yard didn't even have footers poured. Just Saying. If they really boogied on this. I think its possible to occupy by December 31st, 2020

Now that you mention it, may not be that crazy. Can work on the deck and structure at same time....