NoDa (N Davidson St Arts District) Projects

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1 hour ago, asu247 said:

Hey folks - 

Are there any updates on the development relative to old Amelies location/28th ro?  Curious as to the 3/5yr outlook for that area.

3/5 year looks completely transformed.

[CLT-704]

7 minutes ago, Tyree Ricardo said:

3/5 year looks completely transformed.

As someone who lives very close to this property I'm extremely interested in the future plans.  Care to offer any more information? (fingers crossed for Publix/Teeter/Whole Foods!)

[Madison Parkitect]

2 hours ago, CLT-704 said:

As someone who lives very close to this property I'm extremely interested in the future plans.  Care to offer any more information? (fingers crossed for Publix/Teeter/Whole Foods!)

Bargarita franchises on every corner!

[SgtCampsalot]

On 8/19/2020 at 11:23 AM, CLT-704 said:

As someone who lives very close to this property I'm extremely interested in the future plans.  Care to offer any more information? (fingers crossed for Publix/Teeter/Whole Foods!)

I keep thinking about  NoDa-adjacent grocery store that could be transit-accessible. I'd almost want it to be next to the Sugar Creek station.  As awful as aspects of Whole Foods are, it is thoroughly transit-accessible. If it's not Sugar Creek, then it would just be another South Blvd Publix-style scenario.

 

[JHart]

As ideal as it would be to have lightrail access to a new grocery store, I really don't think it is feasible or would benefit that many people to do so. Headways for the lightrail are already way too far apart for anyone to utilize it for grocery shopping. I think it would benefit more people to have it be closer to Uptown and serve more of the Belmont/Villa Heights neighborhoods but this site would still definitely be an improvement. 

https://mcmap.org/qol/#45/ - You can clearly see grocery store access is lacking in that area for an urban neighborhood. Definitely need something, especially with the population growth coming or in process for that area.

Would it be best to have something near the Parkwood lightrail stop that is more walkable for Belmont, absolutely! But any additional store would definitely help the area and you are running out of large enough sites in that area with the planned apartments/townhomes and existing single family homes. 

[KJHburg]

Chadborn Mill looks great and Camden has starting work on their apartments next door.  The apartments across Jordan St are almost complete and now leasing. 

[KJHburg]

a long time coming the Johnston Mill apartment including some affordable units will start soon.

https://www.charlotteagenda.com/232315/45-years-after-it-closed-the-historic-johnston-mill-building-in-noda-will-soon-get-new-life/

[tozmervo]

1 hour ago, KJHburg said:

a long time coming the Johnston Mill apartment including some affordable units will start soon.

https://www.charlotteagenda.com/232315/45-years-after-it-closed-the-historic-johnston-mill-building-in-noda-will-soon-get-new-life/

I've seen too many iterations of really wonderful rehab plans to Johnston over the years to believe it's happening until it happens.

[yomomma]

Does anyone have info on the property on N Davidson between 25th-26th (where the fitness factory was until recently)?  When Beacon bought the land it was going to be "Noda coop", a retrofit with office/retail space. 

About a month ago charlotte biz journal put out an article that they were now considering apartments here and may have filed something with the city to get this moving?  

Anyone know about this or know any resources I can find out what's going on?  As someone who lives nearby I liked the original Noda Coop plan, not so thrilled about some more blah apartments.   Noticed this morning they had done some utility locates on the property. 

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1 hour ago, yomomma said:

Does anyone have info on the property on N Davidson between 25th-26th (where the fitness factory was until recently)?  When Beacon bought the land it was going to be "Noda coop", a retrofit with office/retail space. 

About a month ago charlotte biz journal put out an article that they were now considering apartments here and may have filed something with the city to get this moving?  

Anyone know about this or know any resources I can find out what's going on?  As someone who lives nearby I liked the original Noda Coop plan, not so thrilled about some more blah apartments.   Noticed this morning they had done some utility locates on the property. 

 

[yomomma]

20 hours ago, tarhoosier said:

Welcome, from my momma. Join the fray

 

Haha thanks for the welcome.  After lurking 10+ years i guess it's time i joined in?  Hard for me to believe that was my first post.

[Desert Power]

On 9/30/2020 at 11:27 AM, yomomma said:

Does anyone have info on the property on N Davidson between 25th-26th (where the fitness factory was until recently)?  When Beacon bought the land it was going to be "Noda coop", a retrofit with office/retail space. 

About a month ago charlotte biz journal put out an article that they were now considering apartments here and may have filed something with the city to get this moving?  

Anyone know about this or know any resources I can find out what's going on?  As someone who lives nearby I liked the original Noda Coop plan, not so thrilled about some more blah apartments.   Noticed this morning they had done some utility locates on the property. 

No info, but I think the old Center Stage property catercorner is going to eat the lunch of this concept here.

[CLT>]

On 9/30/2020 at 11:27 AM, yomomma said:

Does anyone have info on the property on N Davidson between 25th-26th (where the fitness factory was until recently)?  When Beacon bought the land it was going to be "Noda coop", a retrofit with office/retail space. 

About a month ago charlotte biz journal put out an article that they were now considering apartments here and may have filed something with the city to get this moving?  

Anyone know about this or know any resources I can find out what's going on?  As someone who lives nearby I liked the original Noda Coop plan, not so thrilled about some more blah apartments.   Noticed this morning they had done some utility locates on the property. 

From what I have heard, they decided to put all their projects that weren't developed to a certain point on the market and see if anyone comes back with an attractive price. But if no multifamily numbers come back with what they want they'll move forward with the co-op plan (assuming things get back together post covid).

[CLT-704]

On 10/2/2020 at 1:24 PM, CLT> said:

From what I have heard, they decided to put all their projects that weren't developed to a certain point on the market and see if anyone comes back with an attractive price. But if no multifamily numbers come back with what they want they'll move forward with the co-op plan (assuming things get back together post covid).

I just walked by and it looks like they're doing some ground testing.   I guess new construction on the site could be coming. 

[Desert Power]

^ The upside of apartments on that site  would be construction that actually fronts 25th St. That stretch of road is very unsafe due to the onstreet parking, speed of cars, and lack of good lighting/sidewalks. If we're expecting people in Villa Heights to walk to 25th St Station, that situation has to be improved.

[KJHburg]

Maybe a grocery store coming to N Tryon and 36th St with new NY developers taking over the project next door to new Amelies.  I have a heard a rumor of a certain chain with 3 locations already in the market.  

https://www.bizjournals.com/charlotte/news/2020/10/08/avery-hall-developer-noda-project.html

Avery Hall from NYC

http://www.averyhallinvestments.com/

[SgtCampsalot]

2 hours ago, KJHburg said:

Maybe a grocery store coming to N Tryon and 36th St with new NY developers taking over the project next door to new Amelies.  I have a heard a rumor of a certain chain with 3 locations already in the market.  

https://www.bizjournals.com/charlotte/news/2020/10/08/avery-hall-developer-noda-project.html

Avery Hall from NYC

http://www.averyhallinvestments.com/

Sounds like a rumor that's equal parts spicy, and has been said for over a decade But it would be neat!

[KJHburg]

23 hours ago, SgtCampsalot said:

Sounds like a rumor that's equal parts spicy, and has been said for over a decade But it would be neat!

I am sure as I have heard many too;  to serve the Public and hopefully something will Sprout up there so we can Trade and get some Joe fair trade of course. 

Edited October 9, 2020 by KJHburg

[CLT>]

On 10/2/2020 at 1:24 PM, CLT> said:

From what I have heard, they decided to put all their projects that weren't developed to a certain point on the market and see if anyone comes back with an attractive price. But if no multifamily numbers come back with what they want they'll move forward with the co-op plan (assuming things get back together post covid).

Looks like it's under contract to a MF developer... 

[KJHburg]

drive bys in the area this evening.  Chadbourn Mill looks great!  and the site work is in full steam at Camden NoDa and that is a great looking project from what I remember.

the area between NoDa and 277 loop is rapidly filling up with lots of apartment complexes and renovations and more to come. 

here is Camden NoDa renderings

https://axiomarchitecture.com/projects/camden-noda/

 

[kermit]

This might not be NoDa (I kinda think it ends at the tracks) but there is a bunch of site work happening beside the tracks between Mathesion bridge, LSC and the siding heading to the Atando wye. I am guessing its just a big drainage project for the LSC.

 

 

 

plus trackside views of the now complete apartments at Craighead. Surprised to see (what appears to be) a pedestrian crossing maintained on Craighead. I thought the NCRR was trying to eliminate all ped crossings.

 

 

plus big changes at Station House at Sugar Creek Station

 

Edited October 21, 2020 by kermit

[InTheYear2000]

18 hours ago, kermit said:

plus trackside views of the now complete apartments at Craighead. Surprised to see (what appears to be) a pedestrian crossing maintained on Craighead. I thought the NCRR was trying to eliminate all ped crossings.

 

I believe that is just a service access point. No signaling and typically the gates are locked on both sides.

[Desert Power]

Has to suck to live in those apartments and NOT be able to cross there....

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Edited October 22, 2020 by tarhoosier

[KJHburg]

more details on the Grubb Herrin Ice site and yes it includes connecting Philemon Ave from Craighead to 36th St.

from the Biz Journal today

""City plan review documents indicate Charlotte developer Grubb Properties has plans to build 282 apartments, 110,450 square feet of office, 15,000 square feet of retail and 522 parking spaces at what's currently the Herrin Ice site.  Grubb has the 10.5-acre property, which includes 315 E. 36th St., under contract. As part of the redevelopment, Grubb also plans to extend Philemon Avenue to connect 36th Street and Craighead Road, viewed by the neighborhood as a critical infrastructure and connectivity project. Charlotte City Council earlier this year approved a combined $12.8 million in infrastructure reimbursements for two separate road extension projects, including the Philemon Avenue project.""

https://www.bizjournals.com/charlotte/news/2020/10/22/grubb-properties-noda-herrin-ice.html