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CSA numbers. So close to 3m and top 20 CSA. Big surprise at Chicago no longer #3

Keep them coming!!! https://www.bizjournals.com/charlotte/news/2021/05/27/usaa-charlotte-office-square-south-end.html?ana=TRUEANTHEMFB_CH&csrc=6398&utm_campaign=trueAnthem%3A+Trending+Content&utm_medium=trueAnthem&utm_source=facebook

Yeah I work at Presby. They're just rebuilding the gravel lot we used for parking. 6 months to get done. Nothing exciting

Are they not lighting the whole Truist Tower anymore? I've noticed its just the crown lately

How bout 400 South Tryon? It looks looks abandoned at night

Growing up in Fayetteville this is the skyline I remember seeing on my way to catch a flight to San Juan to see my grandparents. Street of Champions, SpringFest, OG Hornets, Bob Inman, ancient Independence Blvd, The Hive. Good times

Urgh 400 South Tryon when will we you lit up again

Isn't outdated that Atrium and Novant have to seek state approval to build hospitals and add beds? Why all the rigamarol to add very needed services?

HOLY SCHNIKE!! that was quick

Looking at how BOACC towers over the rest of the skyline. Even more so when it was being built in the late 80s. What was Hugh thinking about when he built the sucker? Did NCNB need all that office space at time? Was there an office space shortage uptown at the time?

Is it inevitable that the city of Charlotte will one day lose population in most of our lifetimes? From what I found online the city has never lost population since at least 1850.

That GAP.....

So the 2nd building wont be a twin of the first one?

And why wasn't it?

Would it have been that more expensive to build the apartments facing the rail line into the tower? Another 10,15, 20 stories would have been sweet!