Goodbye, Cosmos. Hello, NorthEnd Station at Sixth and College
Before the Music Factory or the EpiCentre, Cosmos Cafe established Sixth and College as the entertainment district of uptown. After more than 18 years, it closed earlier this month.
Now we have an idea of what will replace it.
A new set of owners have taken the building, which sits next to the Seventh Street light rail station, and rebranded it as “NorthEnd Station.”
A trio made up of architect and developer David Furman and local real estate professionals Jon Dixon and Aaron Ligon paid $9.35 million for the property, according to the Observer’s Ely Portillo.
Details on “NorthEnd Station.”
– BAR Charlotte will stay open at the site.
– The owners have signed leases with two new tenants that plan to renovate the rest of the space and open soon — like first quarter of this year soon.
– The property totals 33,000 square feet.
– This is another example of developers trying to connect with the north side of uptown and taking advantage of the light rail extension. (Think First Ward Park, new NoDa Brewing.)
Rendering: Risden McElroy. Photo: Charlotte Observer file.
This story was originally published January 26, 2016 at 8:09 PM with the headline "Goodbye, Cosmos. Hello, NorthEnd Station at Sixth and College."