Tech Companies Could Boost Office Rents In These 3 Markets
Unemployment is at its lowest level in nearly two decades, but while the economy has been booming, the office sector has been slow to pick up on these gains.
In part, this is due to the fact that many of the 200,000 jobs added in January were in the construction, food services, healthcare and manufacturing sectors rather than jobs that would traditionally require office space, Forbes reports.
One office-occupying sector that is expanding…
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The Next Wine Country Contender Is — Wait, Charlotte?
Watch out, Napa: Charlotte's about to bring on the wine.
The city known for its plethora of craft breweries has opened its arms to beer's sophisticated cousin, wine.
Charlotte City Council approved a petition at its zoning meeting Monday night that allows wineries in the same urban and industrial zoning districts as breweries.
Bold Rock Hard Cider Vice President of Retail Operations Lindsay Dorrier filed the petition.
“There's obviously…
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Everything You Need To Know About Alcohol
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As Davidson Street Public House Goes Up For Rezoning, NoDa Board Offers Support Despite Members' Disapproval
If Charlotte City Council approves a rezoning petition, the parking lot connected to Davidson Street Public House could be converted into an open-air arts market.
Miller Development Co. President Tom Miller pitched rezoning plans to Charlotte City Council at its…
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Will Debt Funds Help Bring About The Next Real Estate Downturn?
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Old Office Building Out, New Live-Work-Play Luxury Apartments In At SouthPark Mall Outparcel
An office building was demolished on an outparcel of SouthPark Mall Thursday to make room for ZOM Living's Hazel luxury apartments.
Charlotte-based RCI Demolition is in charge of the office building teardown at 4401 Barclay Downs Drive. The demolition will…
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From Popcorn To Pews: How Movie Theaters Are Finding Other Sources Of Revenue
On Sunday, Senior Pastor Jeff Jones at Plano, Texas-based Chase Oaks Church delivered his weekly sermon. But not all of his 6,000 members sat within the pews of the main church.
Some 450 Chase Oaks parishioners watched Jones deliver his weekly message in the same seats that hours before were filled with audiences watching "The Black Panther" at the B&B Wylie 12 movie theater in Wylie, Texas.
Welcome to the new world of the movie theater.
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8 Things You Need To Know About The Real Estate Retreat Redefining Dealmaking
Once a year, a carefully curated group of commercial real estate's best and brightest converge to build bonds, share experiences and explore conversations beyond the industry.
Welcome to Escape.
What began as an answer to the lack of networking platforms…
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