CBJ Buzz: Proffitt Dixon pitches plans for mixed-use development in Matthews

Proffitt Dixon Partners has been working for at least a year on plans for a roughly 72-acre site in Matthews between the existing Briley Apartments and the Mecklenburg County Sportsplex.

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