Development projects in North Carolina (Charlotte, Durham: loans, highrise, date)
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Pepsi Bottling site redevelopment - 432 apartments and 26,000 sq. ft. of retail
Sedgefield redevelopment - 98,000 sq. ft. of retail anchored by Harris Teeter, apartments, and office space
Solis South End - 300 apartments
Youngblood Townhomes - 53 units
2400 South Boulevard - 36,000 sq. ft. office building
Dunavant Street Apartments - 368 apartments
Helix Townhomes - 29 units
Kimpton Worthington - 128 room hotel
Strawn Cottages redevelopment - 725 apartments, 20 townhouse units, 57,000 sq. ft. of retail, 330,000 sq. ft. of office space, and a 180 room hotel
Dimensional Fund Advisors HQ - 285,000 sq. ft. of office space, 15,000 sq. ft. of retail
300 West Summit - 64,000 sq. ft. office building
The Lexington Dilworth - 235 apartments
1100 South Boulevard - 331 apartments
Dowd YMCA renovation
500 East Morehead - 180,000 sq. ft. office building
Midtown developments:
Solis Dilworth - 184 apartments
Harding Place - 225 apartments and 66,960 sq. ft. of office space
The Dillon - 379 apartments, 15,000 sq. ft. of retail
Pappas Midtown
Levine Metropolitan - hotel/apartment building
Baxter Place - office, hotel, and retail space
Uptown developments:
Crescent Stonewall Station - Whole Foods, apartments, hotels, and retail space
Northwood Raven - 426 apartments, 20,000 sq. ft. of retail
Embassy Suites - 250 room hotel
615 South College - 370,000 sq. ft. of office space
Tryon Place - office tower and hotel with retail space
Museum Tower - 393 apartments
300 South Tryon - office/hotel
Kimpton Uptown - 216 room hotel
Ascent Uptown - 300 apartments
AC Hotel & Residence Inn - 184 rooms and 116 rooms
Knights Outfield - office building with restaurant
Dominion Gateway - 300 apartments
Grand Bohemian Hotel
Ivey's Hotel - 42 rooms
Carolina Theatre at Belk Place - renovation with hotel
Springhill Suites - 195 rooms
First Ward Urban Village I - 264 apartments
10 Tryon - 200,000 sq. ft. of office space, 30,000 sq. ft. grocer, additional retail
Skyhouse II - 336 apartments
Cadence Music Factory - 205 apartments
4,935 apartments
1,531,960 sq. ft. of office space
1,311 hotel rooms
For reference, this would be the tallest building in the state outside of Charlotte including the Greensboro project 561. 5th Tallest in Charlotte. Retail component will be yuge. This building is set in the middle back of the property
After this latest round of development, to use Raleigh as a reference since they are the 2nd largest city, the 2nd tallest there would be the 14th (probably 15th depending on tryon place final official height) Tallest in Charlotte
The building could be increased in height. It's supposedly like 60% leased. So this round, we will have gotten 4 major office buildings uptown with maybe a 5th. So far mostly financial firms and banks Confirmed and rumored bank expansions (US Bank, Bank of America). Also Bank of America supposedly is going to be building a large building uptown.
On another exciting note, the ambitious transit plan is to have the red line, silver line and gold line complete by 2030. Supposedly Iredell county is cooperating on the red line
True the 580 ft tall office tower would be 27 feet taller than project 561 proposed for Greensboro. But the 588 tower would still be in Charlotte. Unless Raleigh has something in the works, project 561 in Greensboro would be the tallest building in NC outside of Charlotte. Im just glad to see Greensboro finally going taller than 300 plus feet. Greensboro is finally growing up. Two or three decades ago it was about Charlotte, Raleigh and Greensboro then Charlotte and Raleigh left Greensboro behind in the dust and all people talk about now is Charlotte and Raleigh. Greensboro is well on its way to be mentioned in the same circles again.
True the 580 ft tall office tower would be 27 feet taller than project 561 proposed for Greensboro. But the 588 tower would still be in Charlotte. Unless Raleigh has something in the works, project 561 in Greensboro would be the tallest building in NC outside of Charlotte. Im just glad to see Greensboro finally going taller than 300 plus feet. Greensboro is finally growing up. Two or three decades ago it was about Charlotte, Raleigh and Greensboro then Charlotte and Raleigh left Greensboro behind in the dust and all people talk about now is Charlotte and Raleigh. Greensboro is well on its way to be mentioned in the same circles again.
I know. It just puts it into perspective For me and probably for people who complain hey should add 10 more floors because it's looks so stout.
The plans and rendering filed this week show a 588-foot tall, 30-story office building, topped with a glass-and-steel pyramid. For comparison, the Duke Energy Center across the street totals 48 floors and 786 feet in height.
True the 580 ft tall office tower would be 27 feet taller than project 561 proposed for Greensboro. But the 588 tower would still be in Charlotte. Unless Raleigh has something in the works, project 561 in Greensboro would be the tallest building in NC outside of Charlotte. Im just glad to see Greensboro finally going taller than 300 plus feet. Greensboro is finally growing up. Two or three decades ago it was about Charlotte, Raleigh and Greensboro then Charlotte and Raleigh left Greensboro behind in the dust and all people talk about now is Charlotte and Raleigh. Greensboro is well on its way to be mentioned in the same circles again.
Not when Durham is hot on its heels. Greensboro needs more than tall buildings to even be in any serious conversations.
It's a nice city though. I really do enjoy it for what it is.
True the 580 ft tall office tower would be 27 feet taller than project 561 proposed for Greensboro. But the 588 tower would still be in Charlotte. Unless Raleigh has something in the works, project 561 in Greensboro would be the tallest building in NC outside of Charlotte. Im just glad to see Greensboro finally going taller than 300 plus feet. Greensboro is finally growing up. Two or three decades ago it was about Charlotte, Raleigh and Greensboro then Charlotte and Raleigh left Greensboro behind in the dust and all people talk about now is Charlotte and Raleigh. Greensboro is well on its way to be mentioned in the same circles again.
The talk isn't because of tower size, it's because of population and growth. With that, Greensboro isn't making any progress because the two other cities continue to put distance on it every year and by every population metric.
Raleigh's Smokey Hollow project continues to grow larger with Kane (re-developer of North Hills) and partner gobbling up more contiguous properties on the east side of Glenwood South. The first phase is the already announced project at the corner of West St. and Peace St. This project is 12 floors and is approved for over 600 housing units and a grocer. The total land assemblage is now 16 parcels between Peace St. and the existing West condo tower on North St. Given Kane's track record with North Hills (that continues to grow) and The Dillon (under construction just several blocks south of this assemblage), he's proving to be a "go big or go home" sort of player. Glenwood South is the NW corner of DT and the maximum building height in this area, as it transitions to nearby single family home neighborhoods a few blocks to its west, is 12 floors & 150 ft. From the article below, it looks like Kane wants to maximize the properties' potential. http://www.bizjournals.com/triangle/...aleigh-nc.html
Scroll through to find the photos to see the parcel assemblage and initial renderings.
Raleigh's Smokey Hollow project continues to grow larger with Kane (re-developer of North Hills) and partner gobbling up more contiguous properties on the east side of Glenwood South. The first phase is the already announced project at the corner of West St. and Peace St. This project is 12 floors and is approved for over 600 housing units and a grocer. The total land assemblage is now 16 parcels between Peace St. and the existing West condo tower on North St. Given Kane's track record with North Hills (that continues to grow) and The Dillon (under construction just several blocks south of this assemblage), he's proving to be a "go big or go home" sort of player. Glenwood South is the NW corner of DT and the maximum building height in this area, as it transitions to nearby single family home neighborhoods a few blocks to its west, is 12 floors & 150 ft. From the article below, it looks like Kane wants to maximize the properties' potential. http://www.bizjournals.com/triangle/...aleigh-nc.html
Scroll through to find the photos to see the parcel assemblage and initial renderings.
New report from Charlotte Center City Partners
5.3 Million sq. ft. of office space under construction or plan.
777,392 sq. ft. of retail space under construction or plan.
9,725 housing units under construction or plan.
2,671 hotel rooms under construction or plan.
27.200 people live in center city.
16,500 people live uptown.
110,000 people work in center city.
2.7 Billion construction or plan on Stonewall Street
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