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Report: H&M headed to Charlotte
According to the Charlotte blog Restaurant Traffic, H&M, one of Charlotte's longest-sought retailers, is heading to town.
According to Restaurant Traffic, H&M will open in SouthPark mall and Northlake Mall. The retailer had reportedly looked at space in SouthPark previously, but couldn't find the right space. And Northlake still has plenty of open space at its shuttered Borders bookstore.
Restaurant Traffic is run by leasing professionals in Charlotte, including David Tschirhart of Legacy Real Estate Advisors. They usually post news about (surprise) new restaurant space being leased, but with the depth of their retail contacts they are usually pretty reliable.
"H&M has locations in Raleigh and Winston Salem but now will have a presence in the largest city in North Carolina. No firm date on when they will enter the market but they are coming," Restaurant Traffic writes.
With The Container Store at SouthPark open and Whole Foods opening soon, adding H&M to the mix would fill one of the last remaining hipness holes in Charlotte's retail scene. It might also assuage the city's chronic complaints about why Raleigh and other N.C. cities seem to get every major retailer before Charlotte.
Saw that yesterday. It's about flipping time. There's one on every corner in NYC. We got armloads of great stuff a few weeks ago up there. Prices are better than Target!
The article never states what H&M sells. There's more info about the Restaurant blog that mentions H&M than there is about the supposed topic, which I though was H&M. Does anyone know how to put an article together?
It about time it sa the size of Winston has had one for awhile before Charlotte.
I was just at the one at Hanes Mall tax free weekend and I love this store. If I wasn't already a clothes horder already I could do some serious shopping in this store.
I like the fact H and M (uggh there no and sign on the phone) offers men clothes with different styles and colors.
One thing that can be a pro or con is some of the shirts are paper thin.
This great for keeping cool in summer but I miss the quality heavy shirts that local Ruff Hewn use to make.
yawn. more fast fashion. would rather have a uniqlo.
let me know when we get a rick owens, siki im, damir doma, or ann demeulemeester store/stockist.
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