Center City Parters: Charlotte’s uptown development pipeline hits $7B for 2023

Executives at Charlotte Center City Partners acknowledge the looming potential for a recession, but, in the meantime, they’re busy touting a pipeline of projects 73% above what was anticipated a year ago.

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Center City Parters: Charlotte’s uptown development pipeline hits $7B for 2023

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