Why A Tech Company Wants To Be In SouthPark
BriteVerify recently leased more than 3,400 SF at Two Piedmont Town Center to relocate there. It is a little unusual for a tech company to want to be in SouthPark, but then again, tech companies want many of the same things as other companies.
“While SouthPark hasn't traditionally been a hub for technology companies, it has walkable restaurants and retail, and we've seen the addition of new apartment communities and mixed-use developments like Piedmont Town Center," said Lincoln Harris senior vice president of leasing…
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Northwood Investors Spends Cool Billion-Plus For Ballantyne
Northwood Investors returned to Charlotte recently to land a particularly large trophy for some serious coin. The investor acquired most of Ballantyne Corporate Park, a total of about 4M SF, along with four hotels totaling 600 rooms, a golf course…
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Technology Will Radically Alter Multifamily. Here's How.
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The influence technology increasingly exerts on our physical landscape is undeniable. Stores eliminate checkout counters with tablets, ride-sharing apps reduce requisite parking lot size, offices get stunning new tech-enabled productivity suites, and pedestrians everywhere are using their phones.
The home…
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N.C. Ranks No. 4 Nationwide For Attracting New And Expanded Corporate Facilities
North Carolina came in fourth among U.S. states for the most new and expanded facilities in 2016, according to the latest Governor's Cup competition in Site Selection magazine. Charlotte was among the top 10 metros with populations of more than…
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7 Retailers Shuttering Stores To Stay Afloat
The retail sector entered 2017 on a low note. Multiple firms announced massive store closures and layoffs as the industry struggled to keep its head above water in the fight against e-commerce and shifting consumer trends. Fitting its new classification as the most distressed sector in the U.S. economy, the damage did not stop on Jan. 1. From J.C. Penney to Vanity, here are the seven latest retailers that announced they are shuttering stores following their Q4 earnings reports.
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Hoteliers Are Getting Creative To Monetize Their Meeting Space
As the disruptions of technology continue to shake the hospitality industry, hotels are clinging to those services that set them apart from competitors like Airbnb. One of the industry's biggest moneymakers is hosting meetings and events.
Having available meeting space that caters to an array of events — from corporate conferences to exclusive parties and weddings — gives the industry a leg up.
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