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Tired of hearing other people's conference calls and weird food smells at work? You are not alone — open-office plans are increasingly taking heat, and the model is shifting. Charlotte's CRE leaders say offices of today are based on flexible space, taking priority over the fun-yet-complicated early 2000s open-office plans. And the CEO is no longer calling all the shots. 
“Tenants want open floor plans but also a place to collaborate and a place to have a private conversation,” Trinity Partners Director of Office Tenant Representation Ann-Fleming Powell said at Bisnow's Charlotte Office Development conference in Uptown last week. “It's a lot…
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Lidl Opens Charlotte-Area Stores
No more wandering grocery aisles aimlessly: German-based grocer Lidl says it is bringing efficiency to the Charlotte area, with the opening of four new stores. Locations in Shelby and Indian Land opened Sept. 21; Rock Hill and Gastonia stores open Thursday, according…
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Development In Charlotte's NoDa Continues To Thrive
Saussy Burbank is entering the townhouse market by planting a flag in Charlotte's up-and-coming North Davidson neighborhood. NoDa's proximity to Uptown and the addition of the LYNX Blue Line Extension is attracting new restaurants, shops, apartments and townhouses to the area. "I think NoDa…
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Code Ninjas Coming To Charlotte
Code Ninjas is coming to the Queen City, with three learning centers opening in the Charlotte area, and a fourth one coming to Chapel Hill. The first location will open this winter at Christenbury Corners in Concord, according to a statement…
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As LGBT Baby Boomers Retire, They Are Finding Few Senior Housing Options Dedicated To ThemThree years ago Kelly Kent's organization, SAGE, decided it was time to jump into the housing game. With the help of two developers, the country's oldest nonprofit dedicated to issues surrounding lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender adults and seniors will break ground on two affordable LGBT senior housing projects in New York City this year. But Kent said the two developments are not nearly enough to fill the void in the senior housing market — not with the number of seniors in the LGBT community estimated to hit 7 million by 2035. |
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5 Real-World Locations Of Stephen King's Frightening Cinematic UniverseWhether it is creepy child apparitions, monstrosities emerging out of a mist, werewolves or creepy child-eating clowns, the works of Stephen King have an undeniable effect on modern pop culture. And on a fan's skin, thanks to goose bumps. King's latest cinematic seminal coming-of-age novel “IT” hit theaters for its big-screen adaptation to critical acclaim and box office records. In honor of *ahem* “IT's” success, Bisnow is showcasing the real estate that played supporting roles in other King movies. |
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