A land-use permit filed for the Wake Forest University Charlotte Center at 200 N. College St. would turn the mostly empty Uptown office into about 290 apartments.

Edgewater Ventures will build Union Logistics Park in Monroe — nearly 770,000 square feet of Class A industrial space — with the first building set to break ground in May 2026.

More than 50 buyers across 22 states say they paid thousands for log-cabin kits from a Charlotte-area company that dissolved; lawyers warn repayments will be minimal.

CliftonLarsonAllen has opened a 50,000‑square‑foot, $10M Connection Center in Ballantyne as it leaves its Uptown footprint. The center will host training, client events and regional teams.

Johnson & Wales plans to convert the former DoubleTree in Gateway Village into The Maple, a $42M, 97,000‑sq‑ft residence hall with centralized student services.

Lancaster County put a 60‑day pause on a C.F. Smith rezoning for a 71‑acre retail site in Indian Land as officials and neighbors press for clearer traffic and infrastructure commitments.

A 44,000‑plus square‑foot Carbon Performance gym and recovery club is coming to LoSo, with presale memberships now live and a late‑July target opening.

Atrium Health is fitting out a 12‑story, $893M bed tower at CMC that will add 448 beds and expanded emergency and surgical capacity. Construction is moving inside as the project heads toward a 2027 opening.

Novant filed state paperwork to build a $21.3M freestanding ER in SouthPark; written comments are due June 1 and a hearing is set for June 12.

A Lake Norman estate in the Norman Estates enclave has listed for $18.5M, now the priciest home on the Charlotte market.

A SouthPark estate listed at $14.5M has joined a small cluster of $14M+ homes, sharpening Charlotte’s ultra‑luxury market. The 13,000‑sf house brings collector‑grade amenities.

Truliant CEO Todd Hall says the $90M sale-leaseback will fund growth and tech while keeping operations in the Triad. He flagged merger ‘scars’ and called stablecoins an area to watch.

PulteGroup broke ground on Carolina Ridge in Midland, a 670‑acre master plan that will add about 1,110 homes including a Del Webb 55+ village. Major off‑site water mains are already permitted.