Development

Bae’s Burgers rounds out the list of locally-owned eateries and shops within the two-story renovated hub in downtown Concord.
Tepper Sports & Entertainment is requesting $650 million from the City of Charlotte.
Demolition on the $250 million redevelopment is expected to start later this year with completion expected in 2026.
The Carolina Theatre will serve as a civic hub when it reopens in 2025, seven years after renovations began.
The historic Gem Theatre reopens to the public Thursday, May 16, after major renovations.
Whether you’re looking for a wedding venue, corporate event space, gala, or workshops, PINE will provide that open floorplan.
The latest venture by Michal Bay is already welcoming taco-loving patrons at Merino Mill.
Proposals offer a “a world-class front door for a world-class airport.”
The projects will add hundreds of units to the city’s affordable housing collection.
Charlotte City Council will spend $12.9 million to transform NoDa’s Matheson Avenue into a two-lane road, adding bike and pedestrian lanes.
The Red Line Commuter Rail would link passengers from Uptown to Lake Norman.
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