Charlotte area "ring cities"

[rancenc]

Crescent Communities breaks ground on Lincoln County industrial project

 

 

Crescent Communities has broken ground on Axial Midway 321, a 175,000-square-foot industrial building in Lincoln County.

COURTESY CRESCENT COMMUNITIES

 

 

Crescent Communities is adding to its Axial Industrial brand with a new development in the Charlotte region.

The Charlotte-based developer broke ground recently on Axial Midway 321, an approximately 175,000-square-foot industrial building in Lincoln County. Crescent is targeting March 2025 for the delivery of the project at 3075 Finger Mill Road off U.S. 321. The project is Crescent's fourth in the Charlotte region under the Axial brand, which launched in 2022.................................................

https://www.bizjournals.com/charlotte/news/2024/02/23/crescent-communities-lincoln-county-development.html

[KJHburg]

Downtown Kannapolis this afternoon.  The ballpark looks great new Stadium Lofts tallest building downtown is finishing up.  Construction has resumed on the other apartment building in week 2 of restart according to the contractor I talked to today.    Remember the stadium is a city park when not in use and free to roam around in and they now have 2 parklets along Main St check them out.  Gem under renovation inside and will reopen later this spring.  

Under Construction | Lansing Melbourne Group | Fort Lauderdale (lmgroup.us)

200 Main 97 units 

Stadium Lofts 43 units. 

 

[rancenc]

Great pictures of downtown Kannapolis @KJHburg! Thanks for the update on the restart of 200 Main as well.  I was a little concerned due to the lack of activity over the last several months!!

 

[rancenc]

How development is changing downtown Cornelius.

Downtown will change dramatically with new development | Cornelius Today

[rancenc]

Industrial complex breaks ground in Huntersville!

https://rebusinessonline.com/opus-group-breaks-ground-on-131000-sf-speculative-industrial-facility-in-huntersville-north-carolina/

[rancenc]

Charlotte developer Terwilliger Pappas to start Huntersville apartment project later this year

Terwilliger Pappas is planning to start construction on a large Huntersville apartment project later this year.

The multifamily developer, which is one of the most active groups in the Charlotte region, will build hundreds of apartments at North Creek Village. Construction will begin by the third quarter, and completion is expected in 2026.

Terwilliger Pappas acquired the project site at 17705 Davidson-Concord Road..................................................

https://www.bizjournals.com/charlotte/news/2024/04/05/terwilliger-pappas-huntersville-apartments-develop.html

[KJHburg]

2 Charlotte area cities rank among the best to move to in NC so says USA Today that being Concord and Mooresville.   (Chapel Hill was the best place according to this study) 

What Are the Best Cities to Move to in North Carolina? (usatoday.com)

[nicholas]

Was down in Rock Hill yesterday picking up some motorcycle parts and had some free time, so I walked around downtown.  I never visited Rock Hill as a kid and don't have as much of a frame of reference, but the amount of clearly recent infill and renovations/restorations is surprising.  There are definitely a TON of cleared/surface lots scattered around though (especially evident from satellite view) and it would really help tie things together if some of those could be redeveloped, particularly the massive White St parking lot.  More trees would be appreciated as well (certainly this will be helped as existing young trees continue to mature).  Was surprised to see there is basically an urban greenway connecting Winthrop with the heart of downtown along White St.

Edited Wednesday at 08:47 PM by nicholas

[TheMightyBK]

4 hours ago, nicholas said:

Was down in Rock Hill yesterday picking up some motorcycle parts and had some free time, so I walked around downtown.  I never visited Rock Hill as a kid and don't have as much of a frame of reference, but the amount of clearly recent infill and renovations/restorations is surprising.  There are definitely a TON of cleared/surface lots scattered around though (especially evident from satellite view) and it would really help tie things together if some of those could be redeveloped, particularly the massive White St parking lot.  More trees would be appreciated as well (certainly this will be helped as existing young trees continue to mature).  Was surprised to see there is basically an urban greenway connecting Winthrop with the heart of downtown along White St.

What hour of the day do you take your pics?  Are they from the dystopian future?  Where are the humans?  

[rancenc]

New residential development proposed for Huntersville!

https://www.citybiz.co/article/546984/jporleans-acquires-land-in-huntersville-north-carolina/