Development stories in Charlotte

A multi-million-dollar botanical retreat, Oasis Wellness Sanctuary, is set to be developed in south Charlotte. Local entrepreneur David Hunt is finalizing a lease for the project, which aims to provide wellness benefits to residents, including free access for Brookhill Village residents.

A worker fell during a project at the Oxford Dam on Wednesday, with details on injuries still unknown. Duke Energy is overseeing the ongoing spillway project, expected to conclude in December 2027.

Insite Properties LLC, a major developer in downtown Kannapolis, has announced plans to halt new residential developments for at least a year. The company is currently focused on ongoing commercial and mixed-use projects, including the Millstone Village complex and two townhome developments.

State Auditor Dave Boliek has published an initial report detailing early expenses related to the $650 million renovations at Bank of America Stadium. The report also outlines the monitoring plans for the ongoing project.

The Charlotte City Council has extended its moratorium on new data center developments until October 18, 2027. This decision allows city leaders additional time to establish regulations for future projects.

The Charlotte City Council has unanimously voted to extend the pause on new data center developments for another year. This decision allows council members to study regulations and await state-level decisions that could impact local governance of data centers.

The Charlotte City Council is set to vote on extending a pause on new data center applications until October 2024, amid community concerns. Residents near a proposed data center on Hood Road express worries about noise and utility demands, while construction workers highlight job stability.

Residents of a Mount Holly neighborhood are making a final effort to block a proposed Dollar General store, citing traffic and safety concerns. The developer has pulled the project from the upcoming agenda, but it may return for consideration next month.

Mack Paul discusses his new book, 'Miracle Road: The Story of Research Triangle Park,' co-authored with his late father. The book chronicles the transformation of RTP from a rural area into a hub of innovation and economic development.

A Charleston-inspired multifamily development in South End, known as Everly, has been sold for $92.8 million. The sale was finalized on October 22, 2023, marking a significant transaction in the local real estate market.

Tepper Sports & Entertainment has secured Marsh and Partners Risk Strategies to manage the insurance for a $1.3 billion renovation of Bank of America Stadium. The phased construction will allow the stadium to remain operational for Carolina Panthers and Charlotte FC events throughout the project.

Developers have officially broken ground on the High Side Golf Club in Kannapolis, a 109-acre venue featuring two nine-hole courses and a performance center. The club aims to open in fall 2027, enhancing local recreational options.

The York County Council voted against extending utilities for the York Farms project by Dream Finders Homes, impacting plans for a 250-home neighborhood. The decision was made to uphold the urban service boundary and address traffic concerns ahead of a comprehensive plan review.

North Carolina State Auditor Dave Boliek praised Stanly County for its economic growth while preserving its agricultural roots. The county boasts the lowest unemployment rate in the state, attracting new residents and businesses.

Alliance Residential Co. is set to begin construction on Broadstone Enderly Park, a 336-unit apartment community in west Charlotte. The developer acquired the site for $13.5 million, positioning it near major thoroughfares and local amenities.

Durham, NC has been chosen as one of 30 cities to participate in a new housing initiative by Bloomberg Philanthropies, aimed at increasing housing supply. The city will receive funding to expand its Accessory Dwelling Units Pilot program to address housing affordability challenges.

Plans have been submitted to the City of Charlotte to transform the former Manor Theatre site into a mixed-use development featuring two apartment buildings and ground-floor retail. This project aims to enhance the Eastover neighborhood's appeal and functionality.

Pappas Properties and Terwilliger Pappas are planning a mixed-use development on 172 acres in Monroe, featuring new homes, shops, and a national grocer. The project is currently seeking annexation and rezoning approval, with a hearing scheduled for November 10.

Tepper Sports & Entertainment has selected Marsh and Partners Risk Strategies to manage the insurance for the $1.3 billion transformation of Bank of America Stadium. The firms will provide comprehensive insurance solutions throughout the project's construction and renovation phases.

Mecklenburg County Commissioners are collaborating with new owners to advance the long-stalled Brooklyn Village redevelopment project. The site, located at East Brooklyn Village Avenue and South McDowell Street, has remained vacant for years, prompting renewed efforts for revitalization.

Mecklenburg County Commissioners are collaborating with new owners to advance the long-stalled Brooklyn Village redevelopment project. The site, located at East Brooklyn Village Avenue and South McDowell Street, has remained vacant for years.

Mecklenburg County commissioners are reviewing the status of the Brooklyn Village redevelopment project in Uptown Charlotte. The county has terminated its agreement with BK Partners, the original developers, as it seeks to reimagine the once-thriving Black neighborhood.

The historic Manor Theatre in Eastover is set to be redeveloped into apartments and retail space after closing in 2020. Developers have filed a construction plan permit with the city, marking a significant change for the site.

The Mooresville Board of Commissioners has delayed a vote on a proposed 50-townhome development due to traffic impact concerns. Residents have expressed worries about safety and potential traffic rerouting through neighborhoods.

Mecklenburg County commissioners are reviewing the status of the Brooklyn Village redevelopment project in Uptown Charlotte. The county has terminated its agreement with BK Partners, the original developers, as it seeks a new direction for the historically significant area.

Charlotte city leaders have approved a $4.16 million investment to redevelop Brookhill Village, enhancing infrastructure at the site. This initiative aims to extend Dunavant Street across South Tryon Street, improving connectivity in the area.

Single-family home completions have dropped to their lowest rate since May 2020, impacted by rising mortgage rates and labor shortages. While apartment construction shows mixed results, the overall housing market faces significant affordability challenges.

Mecklenburg County commissioners are set to vote on a $140,000 expenditure for repairs to a former Microtel hotel. The funds will address damage caused by theft, as the county plans to convert the property into supportive housing.

Mooresville town leaders have postponed a decision on a proposed 50-townhome project due to the pending review of three larger housing developments. These projects could add a total of 546 new housing units in the area.

Mooresville town leaders and the Mooresville Spinners have reached an agreement regarding the lease for Moor Park as renovations proceed. This resolution marks a significant step in the ongoing development of the park.