Employees at the building, located at 300 S. Brevard St., will move to a pair of office buildings off West Tyvola Road.
After years of work, Childress Klein Properties and Clear Springs Development Co. landed two huge office tenants last summer for Kingsley Park, a 620-acre undeveloped site owned by Clear Springs in Fort Mill.
Childress Klein Properties and Crosland Southeast have purchased a 49% interest in the south Charlotte site for Waverly, and the firms have sold portions of the site to residential and apartment developers.
The two development firms purchased a stake in the land at Providence and Ardrey Kell roads and have also sold portions of the site to residential and multifamily developers.
An office building in Cary that was recently vacated by growing-software firm SciQuest has been sold to a Charlotte investor group for $12.5 million.
A Weston Parkway office building in Cary that was recently vacated by growing-software firm SciQuest has been sold to a Charlotte investor group for $12.5 million.
The 10,000-square-foot store in the Shops at RiverGate South opened for business today. The location offers 20,000 beauty products and a full-service salon.
Trinity Capital Advisors is among the developers returning to large speculative projects for the industrial market. A 277,000-square-foot building in Concord is overseen by Terry Brennan, partner at affiliate Trinity Partners; Sherrie Chaffin, director of development at Trinity Capital; and Walker Collier, partner at Trinity Capital.
The deals add up to 26,505 square feet of leases at the north Charlotte office park.
The apartment development boom in Charlotte doesn’t appear to be slowing down just yet.
Theories abound about the economic impact of millennials. A generation loosely defined as individuals born between 1980 and 2000, considered self-absorbed by some and wildly ambitious by others, millennials are coveted by U.S. cities as the American work force ages.
The apartment development firm will build a 243-unit complex across the street from BB&T Ballpark.
Among the latest batch of rezonings: Apartment firm Terwilliger Pappas is planning a 240-unit project in the Ballantyne area, across from the Morrison YMCA.
Paul DeVine is a busy man these days. DeVine, a partner at Childress Klein Properties, leads the firm’s suburban office development in the Carolinas and is juggling three projects here.
The development of two regional corporate headquarters at Kingsley Village in Fort Mill is a part of a larger plan to add another mixed-use center in northern York County.