NoDa (N Davidson St Arts District) Projects

[ertley]

The second I read that approximately 40 percent of the property is in a flood plain and can't be 'built out,' I gave up all hope of anything historic being salvaged. 

[Desert Power]

I must be in the minority glad something dense will be built on that land instead.

[Guest]

13 minutes ago, Desert Power said:

I must be in the minority glad something dense will be built on that land instead.

I doubt you are in the minority. I think people just see potential in maybe one of the buildings on the 10 acre site. Theres still 6.6 acres to build on.

[kermit]

3 hours ago, ricky_davis_fan_21 said:

Personally, I'd close in the overhang with glass, and have a roll up garage door facing 36th, theres already basically a perfect patio out front. I'd sell just two things, small Neapolitan personal pizzas and homemade gelato. maybe build a outdoor bar like what Goodyear is building, where he sheds currently are. I'd call it Herrin's fire & ice. 

Take my damn money!

[kermit]

The old warehouse between the Rat’s Nest and Novel NoDa (I believe the address is 409 E 35th st, it’s across the ACWR from Novel)

PS: Rush Bowls was dark and had a sign saying “closed until further notice”. That was a very quick fatality

 

Edited January 8, 2020 by kermit

[tarwater]

I saw a sign in the window of the house next to the Rat's Nest that said "For Lease or Development".  I'm guessing its days are numbered.

[Guest]

21 minutes ago, kermit said:

The old warehouse between the Rat’s Nest and Novel NoDa (I believe the address is 409 E 35th st, it’s across the ACWR from Novel)

PS: Rush Bowls was dark and had a sign saying “closed until further notice”

 

This was NewCo Fibre, its being turned into Industrious Coworking by Asana Partners. Wish it had some retail, but its attractive at least.

[11 HouseBZ]

Another sign gifted...

[Synopsis101]

On 12/17/2019 at 9:56 AM, ricky_davis_fan_21 said:

https://twitter.com/CLTdevelopment/status/1206945166311002121?s=20

Looks like an HD version of the Atherton Mills apts. I like.

[t_money]

^^ What is this building?!?! Varying heights and depths? A retail spot that doesn't look like they just stuck it in the lobby? A nice looking curb with street appeal?  Are we sure apartments like this are allowed in Charlotte?

[Desert Power]

Yeah, that amount of brick is not happening.

[Mgelbach]

To be fair to Camden, they've got a lot of great looking building in Charlotte. Off the top of my head Camden Gallery came out great especially with the retail and I'm sure there's more examples I'm just drawing a blank right now. This isn't Crescent who always seem to cheap out at the last second.

[tozmervo]

On 3/11/2016 at 12:08 PM, orulz said:

I don't think that realignment is going to happen, as I mentioned, unless the city takes action quickly. The Galleries at Noda, which is planned on that corner, will build on the parcel at the corner of Davidson & Anderson making it impossible to create a straight through Davidson-Anderson connection.

I noticed this project had a shiny new sign out this weekend, maybe it has come back to life? The website advertises 39 condos for sale.

 https://www.galleriesnodacharlotte.com/

[Matthew.Brendan]

Great spot. Look forward to the warehouse district of NoDa growing like crazy in the next 10 years. Those blocks are prime.

[KJHburg]

renderings of new Camden NoDa apartments next to the Chadbourn mill site    Wow has this area changed so many new residents in the future and they can walk to the 25th St station.  My photos today and renderings I found on twitter.

vacant lot is where the new apartments will rise. 

 

[KJHburg]

few more from NoDa today.   Novel NoDa is a great project overall.  New Amelie's location in 2nd photo.  

[kermit]

Train shot of new Amalies construction plus the recently cleared lot adjacent on N Tryon (can’t remember what is going here)

 

 

plus Craighead apt progress 

Edited February 27, 2020 by kermit

[Guest]

5 minutes ago, kermit said:

Train shot of new Amalies construction plus the recently cleared lot adjacent on N Tryon (can’t remember what is going here)

 

 

plus Craighead apt progress 

Parking + additional future retail phases 

Edited February 27, 2020 by Guest

[Desert Power]

That is still a sad amount of surface parking so close to a rail stop...

[KJHburg]

^^^ Please let me know where I can get that Hank Hill sticker?  Propane and propane accessories.  

couple of photos from earlier today when I drove through.  New apartments at Jordan Pl and N Davidson and the new Amelies site.

 

[KJHburg]

with Camden's new apartments and the Chadbourn Mill renovation this area is really changing fast.   

[MrBluePrint]

Hey all - we are looking to downsize into a townhome and quality and design are very important to us. We own several properties around town but we are almost empty nesters and are looking for an in-town, low maintenance lifestyle at this point.

Our must-haves are usable outdoor space and a garage, in addition to quality construction and thoughtful design (in terms of the house and how it fits in the community.)

We saw the Highland Park model by Heist and fell in love. Unfortunately the new buildings in the complex - across from the YMCA - will have a tiny fraction of the outdoor living space. I don't know whey they changed the design, but they've done away with two balconies, downsized the main terrace and deleted the below-grade entrance for the downstairs suite. I liked this feature for the functionality and the brownstone vibe at street level. 

Long story short - the new units don't suit us.  Kinda sick about it, would have written a contract on the spot.

I am posting in this forum because I know that many of you are kindred spirits when it comes to design and function. Do you know of any upcoming developments that are not mass-market (Ryan, Pulte, Vista) that may not be on our radar? NoDa or any walkable location in central CLT.  

 

Thank you!

 

 

[Guest]

24 minutes ago, ATxIn said:

Hey all - we are looking to downsize into a townhome and quality and design are very important to us. We own several properties around town but we are almost empty nesters and are looking for an in-town, low maintenance lifestyle at this point.

Our must-haves are usable outdoor space and a garage, in addition to quality construction and thoughtful design (in terms of the house and how it fits in the community.)

We saw the Highland Park model by Heist and fell in love. Unfortunately the new buildings in the complex - across from the YMCA - will have a tiny fraction of the outdoor living space. I don't know whey they changed the design, but they've done away with two balconies, downsized the main terrace and deleted the below-grade entrance for the downstairs suite. I liked this feature for the functionality and the brownstone vibe at street level. 

Long story short - the new units don't suit us.  Kinda sick about it, would have written a contract on the spot.

I am posting in this forum because I know that many of you are kindred spirits when it comes to design and function. Do you know of any upcoming developments that are not mass-market (Ryan, Pulte, Vista) that may not be on our radar? NoDa or any walkable location in central CLT.  

 

Thank you!

 

 

That's crazy to hear about Highland, I love those, didn't know the new ones were so different. I really really love these https://vistahomesclt.com/the-terraces-at-36th-street/floorplans/

[tozmervo]

4 hours ago, ATxIn said:

Hey all - we are looking to downsize into a townhome and quality and design are very important to us. We own several properties around town but we are almost empty nesters and are looking for an in-town, low maintenance lifestyle at this point.

How much outdoor space are you looking for?

[MrBluePrint]

I'd like at least a large terrace.  At best a tiny enclosed patio/greenspace.