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.

Anchor Health paid $59.5M for the Azalea Building at 6324 Fairview Road, a Novant‑anchored medical office in SouthPark, signaling continued investor interest in MOBs.

Gastonia has asked developers to propose a hotel beside the downtown conference center and a dining destination at 212 West Main to strengthen the FUSE District. The city says the moves would help keep conference business and visitors downtown.

Atrium Health will brand the Panthers’ new 101,400-sq-ft Uptown fieldhouse. Construction has moved into the vertical phase and the team expects it ready before 2027 camp.

Lancaster County advanced rezoning and an amended development deal that moves Lennar’s 605‑acre Haven at North Corner closer to 926 homes while officials warn infrastructure lags.

The Oxbow, a 389-unit project in Charlotte's Optimist Park, is wrapping up construction with ground-floor retail and upgraded amenities.

Charlotte asking rents fell at the steepest pace in more than a decade as a surge of new apartments forces rent cuts and lease concessions across the metro.

City Council completed Charlotte's 2040 neighborhood blueprints by adopting the remaining community area plans to guide local development and investments.

State regulators conditionally approved Novant Health’s plan for a 32‑bed, $346M hospital in Union County, a bid to bring new competition to Charlotte’s southern suburbs.

Charlotte is weighing a $3.5M plan to preserve affordability at a 297-unit complex near Tyvola Road, with 100 units proposed to be protected for up to 60 years.

One South added four new companies and one expansion, accounting for roughly 40,000 SF of new leases and pushing occupancy toward the mid‑80% range in Uptown Charlotte.