Charlotte's Presbyterian Hospital has begun a $168.5 million expansion that will add 90 patient rooms and other improvements in two new wings at the main campus on Hawthorne Lane near uptown.
The multitenant distribution center created from Winn-Dixie Stores' former complex in southwest Charlotte has landed a major tenant that will push occupancy there to more than 75 percent.
When the housing market slumps, retailers typically slow expansion, and developers put projects on hold. That's happening throughout the Charlotte region, but retail growth is still occurring in certain pockets under the right circumstances.
The owners of Charlotte's Fordham Park are doing something that all real estate developers strive for but few accomplish in challenging economic times.
Next Big Thing: Southborough, Charlotte's most unusual condo development, could become a model for how retailers build big boxes in urban neighborhoods.
The cost of building a Ronald McDonald House in Charlotte has increased 35 percent to $13.5 million since plans for the project were announced two years ago.
Biltmore Park Town Square is a construction zone today with stores, condos, apartments and parking decks rising from the George Vanderbilt family's former dairy land.
