Development

We’re celebrating two years of CLTtoday by reflecting on our favorite articles from over the years.
Real estate developer Crescent Communities teams with conservancies and wildlife groups to preserve the River District’s natural beauty.
The Uptown arena closed for several months to create elevated visitor experiences.
Vintage office space will be transformed into a creative hub for young Charlotteans to learn a new skill or job.
The ribbon-cutting for the four-lane expansion marks a beginning for a major housing development in Charlotte.
Concourse A will bring an additional 10 gates to Charlotte Douglas International Airport.
Charlotte Pipe and Foundry Co. unveiled new plans to revitalize “The Iron District” between South End and Uptown.
The historic Leeper Wyatt Store Building will physically move to its new home on Thursday, Sept. 12.
The new creative hub by Blumenthal Arts will feature free and ticketed events in the former Charlotte Pipe and Foundry space.
The upcoming space celebrates Charlotte’s heritage and legacy of former Bank of America CEO, Hugh McColl.
The 1,400-acre community along the Catawba River looks to soon become Charlotte’s latest residential hub with amenities boasting the natural landscape.
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