SouthEnd High-Rise Projects

[ScottCLT]

15 hours ago, SydneyCarton said:

The project will include 400,000 square feet of office space, ground-floor retail and other amenities, including a rooftop terrace

Does anyone have an estimation of how tall this building could be based on these stats? I didn't see the floor-count anywhere in the articles in the Observer or on Axios.

[cltheel.sdl]

Apologies if I missed it, but is anyone tracking the proposed/under construction apartments on a map?

[JorgiPorgi]

3 hours ago, ScottCLT said:

Does anyone have an estimation of how tall this building could be based on these stats? I didn't see the floor-count anywhere in the articles in the Observer or on Axios.

I believe there is a height ordinance in this part of Southend, so my guess is the 21-26 story range. 

[Guest]

The height ordinance is interestingly partly why they are building most new high rises in this area as opposed to the parcels closest to uptown. If you can’t build higher for the foreseeable future it is a safe investment to build now, as opposed to a Lowes tech style building at the cabaret site which will only increase in value. I am okay with it because it will concentrate development in one place meaning that when the northern parts of south end start to rise we will already have a dense pocket of high rises along Hawkins. I believe this will further break south end up into “sub neighborhoods” as the Hawkins corridor becomes a well realized distinct district while north of Hawkins becomes an extension of uptown. 

[Hushpuppy321]

10 hours ago, ScottCLT said:

Does anyone have an estimation of how tall this building could be based on these stats? I didn't see the floor-count anywhere in the articles in the Observer or on Axios.

Depending on the floor plate sizes, this building (400K SF) could be anywhere from 300’ to 350’ tall.  Podium style parking deck could also affect the building height.  

[Mgelbach]

Not sure if this has been posted yet, but maybe we should start a new thread for the Prices Chicken coop location?

 

https://stiles.com/catalyst-capital-partners-and-stiles-to-develop-luxury-residential-tower-at-prime-corner-location-in-charlottes-south-end

 

[Norm2]

Taken from the Charlotte Ledger this morning.

[Reverie39]

1 minute ago, norm21499 said:

Taken from the Charlotte Ledger this morning.

Woah. Woah.

These are all set to happen and/or under construction already?

I had no idea it was this much, holy cow. That is going to be seriously impressive. Is there a list of approved/under construction high-rises maintained on this forum somewhere?

[Norm2]

After the South Ends highrise boom ends, which other neighborhoods do you think will see their own highrise boom?

[stw52]

3 minutes ago, norm21499 said:

After the South Ends highrise boom ends, which other neighborhoods do you think will see their own highrise boom?

Its only beginning, lets not talk about it ending. But Ballantyne is already planned for more highrise density. UC would be good and I would like to see Pineville. Both UC and Pineville have good  transport access and available land.

[Cadi40]

Did I miss a large announcement from the Ledger? That damn Clayton has my nerves on 100. 

[RANYC]

35 minutes ago, Reverie39 said:

Woah. Woah.

These are all set to happen and/or under construction already?

I had no idea it was this much, holy cow. That is going to be seriously impressive. Is there a list of approved/under construction high-rises maintained on this forum somewhere?

I think the silhouettes with letters are more likely than not to happen in this cycle.  The ones with question marks are, well, questionable.

[Norm2]

7 minutes ago, RANYC said:

I think the silhouettes with letters are more likely than not to happen in this cycle.  The ones with question marks are, well, questionable.

So there are 15 that will probably be built this cycle, with another 5 that are questionable. I do believe there are a few not shown on the map.

[Blue_Devil]

28 minutes ago, stw52 said:

Its only beginning, lets not talk about it ending. But Ballantyne is already planned for more highrise density. UC would be good and I would like to see Pineville. Both UC and Pineville have good  transport access and available land.

I think the next Highrise neighborhoods are Midtown (I think we see 10+ towers over 15 once that dam breaks) East blvd and Scott (going to be more 6-10 story type structures, but the hospital is going to beget density around it, and Optimist Park. 

[TheRealClayton]

1 hour ago, RANYC said:

I think the silhouettes with letters are more likely than not to happen in this cycle.  The ones with question marks are, well, questionable.

the one's with ? marks are mostly people that didn't answer my email. I'd say 5/8 are definitely happening.

Edited February 9, 2022 by TheRealClayton

[jednc]

2 hours ago, norm21499 said:

Taken from the Charlotte Ledger this morning.

I'm not a paid sub. to the Ledger. Would it be possible to get a key to the labels?

[j-man]

Why not post the part where it says what each one is. Or is there a link?

[Blue_Devil]

1 minute ago, j-man said:

Why not post the part where it says what each one is. Or is there a link?

Its a pretty big article, its not just a list.

[J-Rob]

 

Here is link, but you need to subscribe (which is worth it).

https://charlotteledger.substack.com/p/special-report-south-ends-booming

26 minutes ago, j-man said:

Why not post the part where it says what each one is. Or is there a link?

 

[go_vertical]

That image really illustrates part of the reason why North Tryon is having trouble getting some momentum. 

[TheRealClayton]

2 hours ago, jednc said:

I'm not a paid sub. to the Ledger. Would it be possible to get a key to the labels?

It'll be live for free at some point, just not sure when. 

 

43 minutes ago, j-man said:

Why not post the part where it says what each one is. Or is there a link?

my story is 2,100 words :-)

[Hushpuppy321]

17 minutes ago, go_vertical said:

That image really illustrates part of the reason why North Tryon is having trouble getting some momentum. 

Exactly - SouthEnd is just hot right now and commanding a lot of investment & attention.  The immediate vicinity of the planned med-school will see near-term Highrise activity (School itself & Northwood @ Metropolitan) late this year as well.

Someone mentioned UC & Pineville prior - but I just don’t see any major progress on true Highrise investment there bc 1, too much available land in UC and 2, Pineville is too close to Ballantyne Reimagined which is going to attract any & all planned highrises to itself for the foreseeable future in the same way SouthEnd is doing that from the 4 Uptown Wards (except LU).  

[cltheel.sdl]

Wow, that image of the  expanded South End skyline is impressive.  Does anyone have approximate breakouts between multifamily vs. office vs. hotel?

[davidclt]

5 hours ago, norm21499 said:

Taken from the Charlotte Ledger this morning.

Does the development (?) immediately to the left of B replace the Atherton Park business condos and the recently redeveloped strip The Avenues at Atherton?

Edited February 9, 2022 by davidclt

[TheRealClayton]

2 minutes ago, davidclt said:

Does the development (?) immediately to the left of B replace the Atherton Park business condos and the recently redeveloped strip The Avenues at Atherton?

Jessee Campbell's from what I understand.