Providence Road Development

[KJHburg]

Waverly today and this project looks a lot better than Rea Farms Village across the street.  More of an suburban town center.   More townhomes and some wrap the parking decks of the office buildings.  Another hotel the Courtyard by Marriott is under construction at the neighboring project which is basically now a part of Waverly.    This is what Ballantyne wants to do have a more walkable town center type format.  This has been popular for residents of the apartments and single family and townhomes.  Plus area residents pack into the shopping and restaurants here.  

[KJHburg]

Levine is involved in this project the old Providence Square shopping center.  Drive by today and demo being done.  Here is an article about it too in the Biz Journal. 

https://www.bizjournals.com/charlotte/news/2019/09/24/inside-plans-for-this-south-charlotte-center-s-9m.html

this shopping center is a hot mess and 1 or 2 tenants seem to be open still.  

2nd last photo is new clubhouse for the older apartments. 

[Matthew.Brendan]

Can't wait to see this one "develop" !

[QCxpat]

Today's CBJ - "Developer underway on luxury condo project in Eastover eyes other local opportunities" by Jenna Martin  (Paywall / Subscriber)

Excerpt:  "Work is underway to bring a six-story, luxury condominium building to Charlotte's Eastover neighborhood.  Called The Regent at Eastover, the project marks the first in Charlotte for Florida-based developer The Lutgert Cos."   The Regent sits near the corner of Cherokee Road and South Laurel Avenue, off Providence Road  ... "The Regent at Eastover will house 34 high-end condos that range from 2,447 to 2,994 square feet.  Floor plans will include either three bedrooms and three-and-a-half bathrooms or three bedrooms plus a den and that same bathroom count.  In addition, there will be four penthouses on the top floor encompassing 3,395 to 3,729 square feet.  The 38 units are priced between $1.68 million and $2.72 million."  "The condos include features such as gourmet kitchens with wood cabinets and granite or quartz countertops, master bathrooms with a frameless-glass shower enclosure and free-standing tub, as well as large, insulated windows and French doors.  Each unit has its own elevator entrance, private terrace and laundry room.  Building amenities include a club room, a fitness center and a large roof terrace with an outdoor kitchen, lounging and dining areas, a fire pit and a dog-walking area.  It will also have a parking garage on the bottom level." ... "So far, there have been eight reservations made for units, including commitments for all four penthouse units, said Budge Huskey, CEO of Premier Sotheby's International Realty..." ... "Charlotte-based SGA | NarmourWright Design is the project architect, while Land Design, also locally based, is handling design and planning services.  Birmingham, Alabama-based Hoar Construction is the general contractor." ...  "Michael Hoyt, Lutgert's Senior VP of Development, said the company is actively looking at other projects across the Charlotte market." ... "Added Budge Huskey: "This a phenomenal market. It’s really important for the future of our company we believe.  It’s one of the reasons why we're all here (at the groundbreaking) both from the development side and a general real estate side.  The expectation is we're going to grow in the market."

Link / Subscriber Article:  https://www.bizjournals.com/charlotte/news/2020/02/03/photos-developer-underway-on-luxury-condo-project.html

Edited February 3, 2020 by QCxpat
Add location at intersection of Cherokee Rd. and Laurel Ave. off Providence

[KJHburg]

work continues on 2 new hotels in the Providence Rd 485 area one by Waverly a new Fairfield by Marriott  photo 1 and over at Rea Farms Village a new Hyatt Place photo 2. 

[KJHburg]

few more from Rea Farms Village.  New Atrium Providence emergency room is opening on the site of the old Harris Teeter which was knocked down. part of the old shopping center is still there with the Hickory Tavern and it will be interesting to see how this is redone. 

1. new mega  Harris Teeter at RVF

2.3. 4.5.   new Atrium Providence emergency hospital   from the Biz Journal article about this 

""Soon-to-be located with the Rea Village medical office is another freestanding emergency department — Atrium's eighth such project since 2009. Freestanding emergency departments can treat broken bones, lacerations, chest pain, burns, asthma and allergic reactions. Patients who need a higher level of care are transferred to other Atrium facilities.  The Providence Road freestanding ED will be 12,500 square feet and is slated to open in 2020 as well, Atrium says.  The project cost is pegged at $11.7 million, plus another $3.6 million for land, the health-care system says.""

.6.7.8. 9.  main parts of Rea Farms Village apartments retail

10. 11. new CMS K-8 STEAM magnet school

rest of photos are new townhomes by Lennar and newly completed Overture over age 55 apartments. 

 

 

[CLT2014]

Rea Farms Village Harris Teeter is looking to add a fuel center. Permit submitted. 

Edited February 22, 2020 by CLT2014

[nicholas]

1 hour ago, CLT2014 said:

Rea Farms Village Harris Teeter is looking to add a fuel center. Permit submitted. 

Isn't there already a Circle K at the corner???

[Cadi40]

And a QT, across the street in Waverly, the only other gas station I will accept is a WaWa...

Edited February 22, 2020 by Cadi40

[Nick2]

1 hour ago, Cadi40 said:

And a QT, across the street in Waverly, the only other gas station I will accept is a WaWa...

What about Sheetz? It's my favorite! (Although I haven't been to a Wawa)

[SydneyCarton]

Sheetz seems to be in low-market areas.  In the Triangle, they have Sheetz in south Durham and in Hillsborough that I’m aware of.

 

Edited February 23, 2020 by SydneyCarton

[nashbill]

If I remember correctly Kroger owns Harris Teeter.  Having lived in Nashville, a lot of Kroger stores had gas pumps and a small walk up kiosk for some snacks. They were run by Kroger.  You could use your Kroger card for gas savings. 

[KJHburg]

8 hours ago, nashbill said:

If I remember correctly Kroger owns Harris Teeter.  Having lived in Nashville, a lot of Kroger stores had gas pumps and a small walk up kiosk for some snacks. They were run by Kroger.  You could use your Kroger card for gas savings. 

Harris Teeter does give 3 cents off a gallon and your Kroger shoppers card works too at Harris Teeter as I use mine all the time.

 

8 hours ago, Nick2 said:

What about Sheetz? It's my favorite! (Although I haven't been to a Wawa)

Sheetz is not coming into the Charlotte area I heard somekind of agreement between them and QuikTrip to stay in their lanes. That is why the closest Sheetz to Charlotte are in Troutman exit 42 and on I-85 up in Salisbury.    QT is better in my opinion anyway than Wawa or Sheetz. 

[TheOneRJ]

16 minutes ago, KJHburg said:

Sheetz is not coming into the Charlotte area I heard somekind of agreement between them and QuikTrip to stay in their lanes. That is why the closest Sheetz to Charlotte are in Troutman exit 42 and on I-85 up in Salisbury.    QT is better in my opinion anyway than Wawa or Sheetz. 

This agreement only prevents them from being within 5 miles of each other.

[nashbill]

I have been to Philly for business and WaWa's were everywhere.  They were really good and really popular. Also went back to Pittsburgh (family visit) and Sheetz were everywhere and also good. I liked WaWa's better. Seems WaWa's were Eastern Pa dominate and Sheetz were Western PA dominate.  QT is good as well.  But I'd like to have WaWa's here if they aren't already here.

[nashbill]

Back in the Nashville time of my life your points could get you $0.10 off and maybe more.  The more points you had the bigger savings.  I also remember that Home Depot had gas pumps as well. I didn't remember that until you guyz were talking about convenience stores.  Also certain Shell Stations would accept your Kroger points for your discounts on gas. Ok, enough as everybody nods off to boring content.

[SouthEndCLT811]

Giant Eagle actually has quite a few locations with their Get Go gas station out in front.  It was really well received by virtually everyone I can think of. I remember my parents running in to buy gift cards for the dinner at whatever suburban chain we were about to go to lol.. But instead of just paying cash at the restaurant go buy the gift card and get gas points.  My friend took his family to Disney and did this too.  Not a bad thing to work in your advantage

[Cadi40]

The Charlotte Observer looks to be reporting that it is in fact a HT Gas Station.

[nicholas]

23 hours ago, Cadi40 said:

And a QT, across the street in Waverly, the only other gas station I will accept is a WaWa...

I have to run premium so I'll take either Shell or Amoco/BP, lol.

[a2theb]

Ingles has a lot of gas stations (at least in the asheville area) that did the whole fuel point thing. Usually got the entire family to line up one after the other to get $1.30 gas.

[KJHburg]

walkable suburban town centers of Rea Farms Village and Waverly.  Both where you can live, work, shop, eat and never leave the place.   I tend to like Waverly a little better.    Last photo is one of the 2 six story office buildings and new townhomes are starting around the parking garage behind the Hilton Garden Inn.   all the rest of the photos are from Rea Farms Village which has a Hyatt Place hotel going up now.   First photo is the new Atrium Providence a freestanding emergency room.   The 3 story CMS STEAM magnet school is looking good. 

[KJHburg]

from take out in Waverly up Providence to new apartments across from Strawberry Hill to new office building near Novant to the new Novant mega deck.  Drive bys today. 

and one bonus shot of the nicest Teeter in town in Myers Park.   Waverly photos 1-6. 

[videtur quam contuor]

KJ-Re:  Teeter style--The Temple Of Food at SouthPark?

Edited April 3, 2020 by tarhoosier

[KJHburg]

54 minutes ago, tarhoosier said:

KJ-Re:  Teeter style--The Temple Of Food at SouthPark?

I like the design of the Myers Park store better not as big but that 2nd floor balcony area is great place to eat and have a drink when open which I am sure it is not right now. 

[Guest]

Checked out Waverly and Rea Farms for the first time since completed and I have to say despite a strange as hell road layout, Waverly is 5x better in every way. It was confusing to get anywhere. Try getting to Bojangles.  As for Rea Farms, per usual Lincoln Harris massively under delivered. What a worthless development Rea Farms is. They couldn't get a single decent retailer or restaurant?