Terwilliger Pappas filed a site‑plan amendment to rework 10.9 acres at Carmel Commons, swapping planned medical offices and retail for up to 360 apartments while preserving a large office building.

Tunnel to Towers cut the ribbon on a project to turn a southwest Charlotte Sonesta hotel into roughly 117 apartments for veterans, pairing housing with on‑site supports.

M/I Homes will launch sales for more than 280 homes across Concord and Hickory, including a 93‑home Montevue site on Odell School Road in Concord.

Land buys, zoning filings and developer plans point to major data‑center growth in Charlotte’s University area, with two large parcels under active review. Utilities and permits will shape the timeline.

Queen City Quarter — the former EpiCentre in Uptown Charlotte — will be listed for sale again, with brokers and city leaders watching whether a new owner can revive the block.

Houston-based Alliance Industrial has broken ground on a new Rock Hill warehouse, its first Charlotte‑area project, with delivery expected in early 2027.

American Homes 4 Rent returned with a revised Brentwood Phase 5 plan — about 99 rental homes — and neighbors say traffic, schools and corporate ownership are at stake. Town documents tie permits to a new traffic signal.

CoStar data shows Charlotte's retail asking rents have crossed the national average as vacancies tighten and investors return.

Red Cedar Capital Partners secured $75M to scale build-to-rent and multifamily projects across the Southeast and Midwest, the Charlotte Business Journal reports.

Justin Timberlake‑backed 3's has filed for permits to redevelop Pebble Creek Golf Course in Indian Trail, targeting a lit par‑3 venue with a 'Grubhouse' restaurant. Neighbors and town planners will now vet the plans in upcoming hearings.

Inventory and months-of-supply have ticked up in Charlotte, giving buyers more time to shop while well-priced listings still draw strong offers. Local data show the market settling into seasonal norms.

Charlotte leaders and partners broke ground on the $67.1M Eastland Sports Campus at Eastland Yards, a 29‑acre complex with fields, courts and an indoor center. The city says it will open in late 2028.

Developers are leaning on townhomes, duplexes and ADUs as Charlotte’s path to more attainable housing amid high prices and zoning changes. Projects range from paired “duets” to deeply subsidized townhomes.