Empire Homes' 100-unit project still needs a traffic study before Rock Hill's September 28 council vote.

A 67-acre site on Jenkins Dairy Road is now home to a massive cross-dock building built for logistics tenants.

Griffin Brothers wants city bond money to link the historic South End site to new sidewalks, drainage and hundreds of trees.

A-B Tech's new Futures Factory rises near Pratt & Whitney, aiming to turn Helene recovery cash into a manufacturing pipeline.

Trella Uptown packs 106 income-restricted apartments into a 353-home tower with a pet spa and rooftop courts.

Planners say Veer Development's density ask breaks a 30% attached-housing cap, even with affordable units on the table.

Woodlands North opens this fall on Mt. Holly-Huntersville Road, but only after Charlotte swapped in local bond money to save the deal.

Idlewood Capital and The Morgan Company paid $7.9 million for the Food Lion-anchored South Union Shopping Center in Concord.

MPV Properties wants until 2028 to deliver 350 apartments and new shops next to Red Ventures' Indian Land campus.

The 310-unit tower near Scaleybark Station traded for far more than its $73.5M construction cost.

The 6,100-square-foot store near Langtree Road would add a mobile-order window and counter-service restaurant. Fire Station 7 is set to cover it once running.

New Charlotte units lost 40 square feet over a decade even as inflation-adjusted rent climbed. Renters are paying more for less room.

North Charlotte Commerce Center, fully leased to Carolina Beverage Group and others, is now under CBRE Investment Management ownership.