Dilworth Projects (Kenilworth, Morehead, East)

[KJHburg]

here is the recap of the Spandrel project with so much going on everywhere in Southend  and in the Morehead corridor it is confusing.  This design is great!

615 East Morehead
615 East Morehead is a multifamily development with 626 market rate apartments split between a 26-story tower and a 8-story midrise. Located in Dilworth, one of the most sought-after submarkets of Charlotte, the property will offer onsite parking and top tier amenities including a pool, indoor and outdoor lounges, and ground level retail. Just three blocks from the Carson Blvd light rail station and the Charlotte Rail Trail, residents will have easy access to public transportation and Charlotte’s most populous residential areas.

http://spandreldevelopment.com/portfolio/

[Hushpuppy321]

This is the Screenshots of Radius Dilworth.  BTW - Hopefully this developer will continue to pursue CLT Projects like they have in Charleston, SC as they seem to build quality projects.

[Blue_Devil]

So does anyone think the Brasfield & Gorrie building will get redeveloped?

[QCxpat]

Today 9:15 a.m.

 

Edited January 4 by QCxpat

[AP3]

Looks like the retail space in the Lincoln Dilworth Apartments at Kenilworth and Morehead is being converted to additional apartments (8 units).

https://charlottenc.gov/planning/Rezoning/RezoningPetitions/2021Petitions/Pages/2021-219.aspx

[buildleft]

Couldn't grab a pic, but I saw a survey crew out on the Art's BBQ/H&R Block site today around noon. Really curious about what's in store for this plot...

[DMann]

Isn't that owned by the Duke Foundation?

[buildleft]

Does anyone know how many parking spaces are going in at Bridgewood's senior living facility on Morehead? I haven't been able to find any info yet...

[Prodev]

220 units w/ 221 parking spaces.

[j-man]

On 1/19/2022 at 3:43 PM, Prodev said:

220 units w/ 221 parking spaces.

So one per unit and one for the front desk receptionist. Got it!

[go_vertical]

A sizeable portion of residents in a senior living facility won't have their own vehicles. 

[kermit]

Dilworth’s hundred year old oaks are dropping like flies. This came down today near Tremont and Euclid.

(I am not blaming owners, this is a lifespan issue)

 

Edited February 2 by kermit

[CLT2014]

Curious if the tree trunk at Dilworth Road W and Ideal Way is there as a monument to the tree that fell down.... it has been there for a few years now hanging out in the grass between the street and sidewalk. Anybody know the story of it? They planted two new trees to replace the one that fell into the road in a storm.

Edited February 2 by CLT2014

[Mgelbach]

Totally jealous of anyone who gets to live in the high rise getting build here! One of the best sunset views of the skyline

[JeanClt]

Wait till the Overlook.

[carolinaboy]

The Radius building is going to look spectacular in that view^^^^^.

[tozmervo]

On 2/14/2022 at 10:56 PM, Mgelbach said:

Totally jealous of anyone who gets to live in the high rise getting build here! One of the best sunset views of the skyline

 

Seems like only yesterday that the construction of Royal Court Condos was the big news on UP

[go_vertical]

2 hours ago, tozmervo said:

Seems like only yesterday that the construction of Royal Court Condos was the big news on UP

I was passing by The Edison over in PM the other day and had a similar thought.  Something like that would barely get a mention today.  It's quite amazing how much things have exploded in the last decade or so. 

Edited February 16 by go_vertical

[j-man]

6 hours ago, tozmervo said:

Seems like only yesterday that the construction of Royal Court Condos was the big news on UP

I'm not the biggest fan of this building It. seems so oddly placed. It looks like it belongs in Myrtle Beach. 

Edited February 17 by j-man

[Hushpuppy321]

On 2/14/2022 at 11:20 PM, JeanClt said:

Wait till the Overlook.

What’s the Overlook?

[JeanClt]

What’s the Overlook?

The high-rise portion of the Radius Dilworth project.

[Blue_Devil]

2 hours ago, JeanClt said:

The high-rise portion of the Radius Dilworth project.

Yup, It hasn't started yet, and will go to the left of the two under construction. 

[KJHburg]

Charlotte's Park Ave aka Morehead St corridor.  2 cranes up more to follow.   Love the Addison bldg old apartment building turned boutique office building at McDowell and Morehead.  

No work yet on the tallest of the apartment towers to be built on Morehead.  3rd photo.  

[RANYC]

10 hours ago, KJHburg said:

Charlotte's Park Ave aka Morehead St corridor.  2 cranes up more to follow.   Love the Addison bldg old apartment building turned boutique office building at McDowell and Morehead.  

No work yet on the tallest of the apartment towers to be built on Morehead.  3rd photo.  

Does anyone know if the current street trees along Morehead Street will remain during all this building?

When I spoke to Urban Forestry about the street trees along South Blvd and along East Blvd which have been recently cut down for 110 E and the Greystar Bldg, I was told that the CDOT actually wanted them down to "urbanize" the sidewalk as part of the adjacent construction.  That means removing grass around the tree and I believe placing the tree in its own well in the ground.  Developer is paying into a tree mitigation fund.  How much?   Not sure.  Personally, I didn't like "sidewalk urbanizing" as a reason for cutting down trees that tall and wide near Camden and East, but I know plenty may disagree.  Are the street trees along Morehead that give Morehead its "Park Avenue" feel, in danger?

Edited February 26 by RANYC

[kermit]

2 hours ago, RANYC said:

… Are the street trees along Morehead that give Morehead its "Park Avenue" feel, in danger?

I don”t know the specifics of the rules regarding these trees but the sad fact is that all of the big oaks in Dilworth are in danger. As I understand it this species of oak has a lifespan of roughly 100 years, the neighborhood was built (and trees planted) around 1900-1920 so….

The tornado / microburst around Morehead and Euclid a couple of years ago took out 10 (or so) of the oaks, they are pretty fragile. The city is fairly responsive about replanting, everything should look great again in 40 years.