Charlotte FC moving HQ and training center to Levine Properties’ McAlpines Center

Charlotte FC will build two fields for $1 million-plus and renovate a 52,000-square-foot building as part of a new permanent headquarters and training site at McAlpines Center on Monroe Road, the team disclosed Wednesday.

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Charlotte FC moving HQ and training center to Levine Properties’ McAlpines Center

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