Real Estate Blog

A Florida developer is quickly growing its pipeline of rental projects in the Charlotte area as it breaks ground on an apartment community in lower South End. Plus, a route flown by Frontier at CLT is no longer on the winter schedule, and tonight will be busy for Charlotte City Council as it's set to vote on a rewrite of development rules, among other notable proposals.

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“I purposely try to keep a low profile in the neighborhood and in the Bronx as a whole,” said the CEO of the Third Avenue Business Improvement District. “Largely because if you keep a low profile, you tend to get more things done and accomplished.”

The tech company's new lease is a short flight from its Olathe offices.

The Shaker City Council will meet on Monday to finalize the transaction.

Centene Corp.'s decision to ax its plans for an East Coast headquarters in Charlotte leaves a new office building and large undeveloped site up for grabs.

Besides looking at this new project, CaliberCos. is raising a $250 fund to develop projects in Opportunity Zone areas of the Valley and across the country.

BBG has tapped James Graber to lead its alternatives push as the Dallas-based commercial real estate services firm looks to expand into the high-growth market.

Boris & Horton was launched by Logan Mikhly and Coppy Holzman in 2018 in the East Village.

Crestview Village has undergone a major face-lift since being sold last year, and more changes are in the works for the Carmichael shopping center.