New York buyer Green Dock Partners paid $3.4M for a 16‑acre former fuel terminal at 7615 Old Mount Holly Rd and is positioning the site for an industrial redevelopment near CLT.

The widow of late LendingTree founder Doug Lebda has listed the Quail Hollow estate on Baltusrol Lane for just under $15M as the Truist Championship returns.

Investors led by Sandee Road Ventures bought the 98‑unit Sharon Oaks in Oakhurst and say they’ll preserve rent limits while spending about $1.1M on repairs.

Atrium says it will transfer a 14‑acre parcel to the city housing authority and reserve roughly 5% of units at The Pearl as affordable, but critics call that too small.

The upscale Specialty Shops at SouthPark has been listed for sale, putting a well‑leased pocket of Charlotte retail into play.

Chicago buyers picked up the former Wells Fargo complex at 301 South Tryon for $36.5M and plan a mixed‑use conversion targeted to begin in 2028.

A $100 million fund announced Thursday will aim to buy and preserve at-risk apartments across Charlotte, protecting tenants from rising rents. The infusion pairs private impact capital with city housing tools.

A group of Charlotte investors paid $25 million for Adams Farm Shopping Center in Greensboro, a Harris Teeter‑anchored neighborhood center on West Gate City Boulevard.

Atapco pulled a rezoning request to build 195 townhomes near Mallard Creek Road after residents raised traffic and safety concerns; the land can still be developed under existing rules.

Averitt Express plans a major logistics campus off Shopton Road near CLT after a high‑value land purchase; city rezoning and traffic work will shape the buildout.

Adam Hayes, Jon Rahm’s longtime caddie, has listed Stone Falls Farm — a 100‑acre Iron Station estate — for $13.995M with a 3,000+ sq ft gym and equestrian facilities.

Belmont Heights, a 176‑unit garden‑style complex near Charlotte, sold in April for more than $31 million — its second sale since early 2024. The deal signals renewed investor interest in suburban assets.

County planners approved Newport Commons, greenlighting a Target‑anchored center and about 195 homes on roughly 97 acres near Rock Hill. The project reroutes commercial frontage to Old York Road and includes traffic mitigations.