Barnhardt filed to rezone about 21 of its 35 Plaza Midwood acres to Neighborhood Center zoning, a move that could bring apartments and shops while the mill keeps operating.

Duke Energy told investors it added about 2.7 GW in new data center contracts, bringing its signed pipeline to roughly 7.6 GW and accelerating grid upgrades across the Carolinas.

Stono Group paid $6.8 million for a three-building industrial property in Matthews at 3603–3619 Gribble Road, marking its first Charlotte-area acquisition.

Griffin Partners moved up delivery of its 112,145‑sf North Graham Exchange in north Charlotte, with broker listings now showing a late‑2026 arrival. The change could free up mid‑size industrial bays sooner than expected.

Howell's Motor Freight sold its 79,860-sf north Charlotte warehouse at 10028 Metromont to WestPark Properties for $13.2M. Future plans for the site are not yet public.

ATI is weighing a roughly $300M expansion in Monroe that could add about 130 precision‑manufacturing jobs. The city has annexed ATI land and approved incentives as it competes for the work.

Simon paid $144.8M for Phillips Place in SouthPark and says it will "elevate" the 134,000 sq ft retail village with new dining and shops.

Linville Capital has bought Charlotte’s Fitch Irick, folding the 500‑employee affordable‑housing operator into its platform and promising investment to scale projects. The move arrives amid tight local affordability and rising eviction filings.

TowneBank plans to demolish its SouthPark branch at 6337 Carnegie Blvd and rebuild a far larger mixed‑use headquarters in partnership with Harris Investment Company.

Panorama’s 84‑unit microunit project The J in South End secured a $16M construction loan; units will average 363 sq ft and include Ori robotic furniture.

Charlotte developer Keith Corp bought 178 acres in Rock Hill to expand Legacy Park East, with plans for up to 1.7 million square feet of industrial space.

Merancas Island, a 14,317-sq-ft Lake Norman estate on a 4.5-acre private island, cut its asking price by about $8 million to roughly $14 million. The rare Huntersville property includes an indoor pool, tennis court and two docks.

Boston developer The Fallon Company says it has secured financing and will break ground on Centre South in Charlotte; the first phase will deliver 329 apartments, including income‑restricted homes.