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15 minutes ago, Phillydog said:

Duke says it has no knowledge of the project on land they own, according to the Bizjournal?!?

Just going on from that:

"We did not file this document," said Neil Nissan, a spokesman for Duke Energy. "We had no knowledge a third-party group was filing this document. It was done without our approval. At this time, we have no definitive plans for this property."

 

That has to be a white lie. 

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32 minutes ago, CLT704 said:

Just going on from that:

"We did not file this document," said Neil Nissan, a spokesman for Duke Energy. "We had no knowledge a third-party group was filing this document. It was done without our approval. At this time, we have no definitive plans for this property."

 

That has to be a white lie. 

What would be the point?  To buy time for a more formal roll-out?

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I guess that means everyone who works in this building will be entitled to free parking. 
Should we change the title of the thread to 525 S College?

For those concerned about it only being 35 floors, It's going to be a tall 35 floors. Could hit 610-625


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9 minutes ago, QClifer said:

How many spaces and levels underground does the DEC tower have? im guessing 1400 spaces is about 3-4 floors underground. Would this building take about 2.5-3 years to complete since there will be so much excavation?

2100 spaces on 9 levels. 

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ANNNNND Withdrawn. lol

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Someone from Childress Klein just looked at my linkedin profile maybe I should be a little less transparent on twitter and urban planet LOL

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I am afraid the Jeanie is out of the bottle Duke in no way bought this land to hold it for long term. I guess they were not ready for the instant knowledge of their plans. Can't wait to see what Childress Klein and Duke have in mind in terms of design. 

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Just now, KJHburg said:

I am afraid the Jeanie is out of the bottle Duke in now way bought this land to hold it for long term. I guess they were not ready for the instant knowledge of their plans. Can't wait to see what Childress Klein and Duke have in mind in terms of design. 

@uptownliving had an interesting angle. perhaps Duke needs permission from federal regulators to spend $500M on a project, and that hasn't occured yet. 

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6 hours ago, Jayvee said:

Basically Childress Klein hit send before they were supposed to and now Duke is pissed. It's still gonna happen. Anyone in DEC that can grab a pic of the lot for me please?

This means it should be more than 35 stories now. If they want to make a spectacle, they gotta do better than this now. 

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3 hours ago, KJHburg said:

I am afraid the Jeanie is out of the bottle Duke in no way bought this land to hold it for long term. I guess they were not ready for the instant knowledge of their plans. Can't wait to see what Childress Klein and Duke have in mind in terms of design. 

 

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To the person who already added this tower on the proposed building list on wikipedia I say thanks! I would put a PLUS sign by the height as it will be way more than 500 feet. wonder if Charlotte Metro Center is the name of the whole complex? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_tallest_buildings_in_Charlotte,_North_Carolina

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As a Duke employee, when I saw that article on the Charlotte Observer blog, my thought was, "Oh boy."  Then I thought about it some more and it became an LOL moment.  It was such a huge deal to the company that we received an internal e-mail addressing what was posted on the Charlotte Observer.

I always thought that lot had a chance of an office tower development, albeit very remotely.  But I never thought my own company would purchase that parcel.  It'll be interesting what becomes of it.  In any case, you don't purchase 2.1 acres of land for $27.5 million in the central business district just to build a doggie park. 

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