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.

Belmont has bought the Stowe family’s downtown parcel — three contiguous lots totaling roughly 11 acres — and says it will preserve the site while planning redevelopment.

Adams Extract leased roughly 67,000 square feet in China Grove to better serve Southeast customers, joining new logistics development east of Charlotte.

A joint venture filed to rezone a Dilworth corner for a 130‑room boutique hotel, positioning the project as the first phase of a block‑wide mixed‑use plan.

City leaders floated an aquarium, a relocation or mixed‑use redevelopment for Discovery Place during a council retreat; a hired consultant will study costs and tradeoffs.

Stoa Group has broken ground on The Waters at Robinwood, a $60M, 288-unit garden-style apartment at the Harrisburg Road/I‑485 interchange, due in fall 2027.

McCraney closed on nearly 55 acres in Concord for Concord Gateway, a multi‑building industrial park near I‑85 aimed at light manufacturing and R&D tenants.

The Charlotte Knights are asking Charlotte and Mecklenburg County for $40 million to replace aging systems at Truist Field, arguing upgrades are needed to keep the Uptown venue a year‑round draw. The pitch puts local leaders on the hook for a major public‑funding decision.

RangeWater paid roughly $12.4M for a 16.7‑acre NoDa site at 200 Atando Ave and plans a 316‑unit apartment community, with construction targeted for March 2026.

Cleveland-based Hanna Commercial is opening a larger Charlotte presence, saying it will double local staff and listing a $7M Huntersville parcel as its first big play.

Fifth Third has picked a Steele Creek site for a new branch as part of a plan to add eight Charlotte locations by 2028. The move ties into a broader Southeast expansion push.

Chicago-based Stotan Industrial filed to annex 71 acres in Rock Hill for a three-building industrial park — the firm's first move into the Charlotte market.