If your house-hunting budget starts around seven figures and you like your neighborhoods leafy and walkable, Copper Builders is coming straight for you. The Charlotte-based builder is doubling down on two of the city’s most curated spots, rolling out high-end condo projects in Myers Park and Eastover. At Four09 Queens in Myers Park, multiple units have already crossed the $2 million line, and a custom Eastover building is now queued up for buyers who want a lock-and-leave lifestyle close to the action.
Builder Ramps Up Luxury Footprint In Prime Neighborhoods
Copper Builders is accelerating two boutique condo projects in Myers Park and Eastover, according to the Charlotte Business Journal. That report notes that momentum from the Four09 Queens development helped convince the company to bulk up its luxury-condo pipeline in these close-in neighborhoods.
Four09 Queens Nears Finish Line In Myers Park
Four09 Queens, at 409 Queens Rd, is being delivered as a 17-unit collection of single-level residences, according to the developer’s project materials. Floor plans are listed in the roughly 2,100 to 4,700 square foot range, and several homes are already under contract. Individual market listings back up the price tags, with asking prices shown around $1.995 million to $4.3 million, clearly staking out the $2 million-plus tier in Myers Park. A sample listing on Realtor.com reflects that range.
Listing Activity Signals Solid Demand
Active MLS entries and public listing feeds show recent price and status updates at Four09 Queens, pointing to steady buyer interest at those levels. A unit highlighted on Redfin shows fresh activity around the building, the kind of churn brokers say is typical for small, well located luxury projects in Charlotte.
Laurel At Eastover Aims Even Higher
On the other side of town, Copper Builders is tied to The Laurel at Eastover, a boutique condominium planned for 309 S Laurel Ave. The developer lists 17 residences starting at about $3 million, with floorplans running roughly 2,900 to 4,400 square feet. Current materials outline a projected construction start in fall 2026 and an estimated delivery in the first quarter of 2029, positioning Eastover as an even higher-end play than Four09 Queens. Project specifics are laid out by Copper Builders.
What It Signals For Charlotte’s High-End Buyers
All of this points to a clear bet: that Charlotte’s wealthiest buyers want small-footprint, high-amenity homes in historic, central neighborhoods more than sprawling estates farther out. If Four09 Queens continues to move units at the $2 million-plus mark, it would not be surprising to see more boutique, elevator-ride-to-dinner projects chasing deep-pocketed buyers who care most about location, convenience and turnkey living.
