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Did you go the website Tarheel posted? That doesn’t look like a regular development in Charlotte…. or even here. Like I said it reminds me of larger Avalon here in Alpharetta, that is more urban-adjacent.
And that’s not me hating on Charlotte, the few that have voted picked North Hills over SouthPark. Being an office park alone isn’t going to notch a win here.
Maybe you can provide a video or pics of Southpark. I do know Southpark mall has more offerings than North Hills for high end fashion, but I would much rather LIVE in North Hills.
Meep,
ISouthpark is a live, work, and play neighborhood with different all amenity complexes, grocery store, shops, offices, movies, stores, elrestauraunts, etc. There are different areas all bound together like that in SouthPark. Anybody who is voting different has never really been. Come on man.
Umm I’m an Atlantan, and we aren’t comparing it to perimeter, I picked West Midtown specifically ( a place here that is rapidly growing like North Hills). This isn’t like the battery, the projections seem much larger than what’s intended for Braves stadium. This looks like a bigger Avalon ( Alpharetta) in the core of a city.
I don't know why I'm getting deleted comments from posting my opinion but I wouldn't even say it's comparable to Alpharetta either. Battery is the best comparison layout wise and it definitely comes nowhere near West Midtown, South Park, or the Gulch. If anything, there are areas of West Raleigh surrounding NC State that would be a better comparison to these other neighborhoods.
The South Blvd or North Davidson corridors in Charlotte may have been a better comparison with the other cities options. Southpark is more comparable to Greenhills in Nashville, though it does function similarly to North Hills in Raleigh.
Which one of these areas will see the most efficient growth and offer the most amenities by 2025?
South Park (Charlotte)
The Gulch (Nashville)
West Midtown (Atlanta) * this includes Atlantic station area over to Howell Mill area. Don’t compare whole midtown*
North Hills ( Raleigh)
I'm assuming you meant South End for Charlotte, which is a rapidly urbanizing extension of Uptown along the Blue Line, instead of totally suburban South Park.
Did you go the website Tarheel posted? That doesn’t look like a regular development in Charlotte…. or even here. Like I said it reminds me of larger Avalon here in Alpharetta, that is more urban-adjacent.
And that’s not me hating on Charlotte, the few that have voted picked North Hills over SouthPark. Being an office park alone isn’t going to notch a win here.
Maybe you can provide a video or pics of Southpark. I do know Southpark mall has more offerings than North Hills for high end fashion, but I would much rather LIVE in North Hills.
I'm assuming you meant South End for Charlotte, which is a rapidly urbanizing extension of Uptown along the Blue Line, instead of totally suburban South Park.
If this was South End instead of South Park then I honestly would have picked South End instead of West Midtown. It has all the benefits of West Midtown but also has LRT. I was pleasantly surprised visiting South End.
If this was South End instead of South Park then I honestly would have picked South End instead of West Midtown. It has all the benefits of West Midtown but also has LRT. I was pleasantly surprised visiting South End.
South End's growth over the past decade has been pretty amazing. I remember when it pretty much ended at Remount Rd/Ideal Way; these days it's not so farfetched to envision South Blvd urbanized right up to Pineville city limits.
If this was South End instead of South Park then I honestly would have picked South End instead of West Midtown. It has all the benefits of West Midtown but also has LRT. I was pleasantly surprised visiting South End.
South End beats West Midtown but I hope Charlotte gets some developers interested with good architecture. South End is like Charlotte’s Midtown and that’s all the way down to similar bland architecture that drives me crazy. Otherwise it’s perfect and will continue getting better. West Midtown lucked out with Star Metals.
South End beats West Midtown but I hope Charlotte gets some developers interested with good architecture. South End is like Charlotte’s Midtown and that’s all the way down to similar bland architecture that drives me crazy. Otherwise it’s perfect and will continue getting better. West Midtown lucked out with Star Metals.
West Midtown and especially Old Fourth Ward have some of the best new architecture. Very European style.
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