Vinyet Architecture reused a 1901 Main Street building — once a Civil Rights sit-in site — to create Rock Hill’s only speakeasy, Elsie’s.

The vacant Phenix Mill could become apartments after a 6-1 council vote.

Hawthorne at Shallotte sold for roughly $47.5 to $48 million, the only such sale near town in five years.

Charlotte returns to the top 10 in a closely watched industry forecast, while Raleigh-Durham jumps to No. 4.

Commissioners unanimously accepted the withdrawals Monday, ending plans along a road long plagued by backups.

The Ascher's twin 24-story towers near the Lynx Blue Line would mark Comstock's third 2026 acquisition under its venture platform.

The Charlotte firm wants the four-story 5825 Carnegie building ready for new tenants by mid-2027.

A Roslyn Avenue lot near JCSU has residents and the owner at odds over how many units the townhome project will really hold.

Sutherland at Piper Glen will rise as four five-story buildings with a golf simulator and coffee bar near Elm Lane.

The Saint-Gobain subsidiary now fully leases a 17.9-acre industrial site on Penny Road that sold for $22.1 million.

Village Park brings cabanas, a dog spa and 5% affordable units to Charlotte's Highland Creek area, with a May 2028 opening targeted.

Five four-story buildings, a pool and pickleball courts are headed to Morgan Mill Road, with completion eyed for late 2027.

A 200-foot geodesic dome and a four-acre sanctuary are planned for South End, with the project planning to welcome its first 400 founding members.