North End Projects - Camp NorthEnd, Lockwood, Greenville, Double Oaks

[Blue_Devil]

18 minutes ago, KJHburg said:

Yes future new office buildings from what I gather.  

Hmmmmm, Camp North End will be quite interesting when it is all said. Kind of reminds me of American Tobacco or North Hills, but more interesting. 

[ertley]

12 hours ago, KJHburg said:

Camp North End has updated or revealed their master plan that shows several apartment complexes and one building that looks like a midrise office.

https://www.camp.nc/office-leasing

and they won an award for the renovation of Gamma Goat building

https://www.camp.nc/posts/enr-southeast-announces-2020-best-projects-award-winners

and their huge single floor office spaces should be attractive to users read this NY Times article  not heard the term groundscaper or sidescrapers before but Camp North End has these! 

https://www.bizjournals.com/charlotte/news/2020/10/14/companies-stay-low-to-the-ground.html

 

What most excites me about this is the extension of Oaklawn Ave. into the heart of Camp North End, and the commensurate extension/upgrading of Sylvania over to Statesville Ave. I really do think this will become the beating heart of a revolutionized north end, and then 24th will connect it to the improved North Tryon, with all of those empty lots and brown land just waiting...

[Desert Power]

12 minutes ago, ertley said:

What most excites me about this is the extension of Oaklawn Ave. into the heart of Camp North End, and the commensurate extension/upgrading of Sylvania over to Statesville Ave. I really do think this will become the beating heart of a revolutionized north end, and then 24th will connect it to the improved North Tryon, with all of those empty lots and brown land just waiting...

Then imagine the potential if there wasn't a massive railyard sitting between Tryon and the light rail....

[kermit]

1 hour ago, Desert Power said:

Then imagine the potential if there wasn't a massive railyard sitting between Tryon and the light rail....

...Or if it was possible to access by bike (without risking your life)

[JHart]

32 minutes ago, kermit said:

...Or if it was possible to access by bike (without risking your life)

Matheson bridge protected bike lane is on the way.

https://charlottenc.gov/Projects/Pages/MathesonStreetscape.aspx 

Then Jordan Place intersection renewal has already started which takes you to the XCLT trail and the rail trail (25th light rail access)

https://charlottenc.gov/Projects/Pages/DavidsonJordan.aspx 

Probably 2022 for the bridge I guess but it's coming. If you're a little further south in the N Tryon area 16th has been under construction for some time already and should be finishing up next year but that'll take you to Parkwood.

https://charlottenc.gov/Projects/Pages/16thStreetscape.aspx 

[Rickybobby]

On 10/14/2020 at 9:57 PM, KJHburg said:

Camp North End has updated or revealed their master plan that shows several apartment complexes and one building that looks like a midrise office.

https://www.camp.nc/office-leasing

and they won an award for the renovation of Gamma Goat building

https://www.camp.nc/posts/enr-southeast-announces-2020-best-projects-award-winners

and their huge single floor office spaces should be attractive to users read this NY Times article  not heard the term groundscaper or sidescrapers before but Camp North End has these! 

https://www.bizjournals.com/charlotte/news/2020/10/14/companies-stay-low-to-the-ground.html

 

This is awesome! I've heard of the general plans from many different folks but this finally helps me visualize it all! Any one find any further details other than just this picture? Would like to better understand some of the make up of the multifamily housing.

[CLT Development]

On 10/15/2020 at 7:57 AM, Blue_Devil said:

What are the dark blue buildings to the far left and far right? Future proposed office? 

its all as market necessitates. I designed this graphic so, as drawn from bottom to top the dark blue is Class A office and office, then multifamily, and a future redo of 301 Camp. Top right from right to left is multifamily, townhouses, office, and more multifamily. 

[KJHburg]

On 10/1/2020 at 10:13 AM, atlrvr said:

Looks like Centene can't wait to hire people in Charlotte.  They're going to be opening their tech hub at Camp North End, in the same recently renovated building as Junior Achievement.

From the Cushman Wakefield Office market report just released and this could be Centene and I heard it may be more permanent than just temporary space for their tech hub.

"1701 N Graham St Confidential 37,129 sq ft.  New Deal" 

   this is the Gamma Goat building.   You can download their report here. 

https://www.cushmanwakefield.com/en/united-states/insights/us-marketbeats/charlotte-marketbeats

[CLT Development]

18 hours ago, KJHburg said:

From the Cushman Wakefield Office market report just released and this could be Centene and I heard it may be more permanent than just temporary space for their tech hub.

"1701 N Graham St Confidential 37,129 sq ft.  New Deal" 

   this is the Gamma Goat building.   You can download their report here. 

https://www.cushmanwakefield.com/en/united-states/insights/us-marketbeats/charlotte-marketbeats

Actually this is not Gama Goat. This is the building just beyond Keswick from Gama Goat. 

[KJHburg]

Looks like it is the building to south of Gama Goat closer to uptown.  However at one time wasn't that all one huge building before they cut through it to make the food vendor area? so technically it was the Gama Goat building when it was one but now it looks like they have 2 names for the building divided by the open area where the food vendors are. 

https://www.camp.nc/leasing

[CLT Development]

37 minutes ago, KJHburg said:

Looks like it is the building to south of Gama Goat closer to uptown.  However at one time wasn't that all one huge building before they cut through it to make the food vendor area? so technically it was the Gama Goat building when it was one but now it looks like they have 2 names for the building divided by the open area where the food vendors are. 

https://www.camp.nc/leasing

The building was named Gama Goat by ATCO, because thats what was manufactured there, so while yes it was all one building, it wasn't called Gama Goat until after it was split up. 

[KJHburg]

Yes that big news mentioned above was Centene the company building the huge campus in the University area and I have heard this might be for their tech team.

https://www.bizjournals.com/charlotte/news/2020/11/10/centene-camp-north-end-office-space.html

not sure if it is temporary space or space they will continue to occupy when their campus is done the first phase is 600K sq ft. 

[KJHburg]

Camp North End next phases involve more office space and new apartments and a parking deck.

Camp North End developers plan offices, parking garage, and apartments onsite - Charlotte Agenda

map to remind mind you of the plan

Lease (camp.nc)

More details here

Next phase of mixed-use development Camp North End to include apartments, adaptive reuse - Charlotte Business Journal (bizjournals.com)

Edited December 8, 2020 by KJHburg

[KJHburg]

drive through Camp Northend today.  I knew this was going to be the next big thing the first time I drove in there.   I did not know AON had an office there too along with Ally Bank (knew they committed early)  and of course now Centene among large corporate tenants.  Junior Achievement space looks great.  This is the project to watch in 2021.  

Single level creative office space with multiple entrances and large floorplates perfect for post pandemic world. 

 

I really love Tankhenge 

[rancenc]

Farmer's Market coming to the Camp Northend development.

https://www.charlotteobserver.com/charlottefive/c5-around-town/c5-development/article248801180.html

[MLBrumby]

On 9/12/2015 at 11:48 AM, SgtCampsalot said:

Does anyone know what the recent history is of this area of gridded streets between Lockwood, Tryon Hills, and Graham Heights?

Here's a street-view of the area today...

And here's a street view of the same block at some point in the past.

I went through it yesterday for the first time and was in awe at such a large, lush, green space in the middle of a completely gridded-out street network, in between two neighborhoods. So what's the story?

My bad. Not sure how I wound up in the CLT forum. But that was a great looking building. Old manufacturing building with great brick work. I used to meet my wife in Charlotte while I was doing an internship in Atlanta back in the early 1990s.  My wife was working in Durham. I was doing grad work at Duke.  Have fond memories of that time... and that area. 

Edited January 28, 2021 by MLBrumby

[Rickybobby]

On 1/27/2021 at 6:21 PM, rancenc said:

Farmer's Market coming to the Camp Northend development.

https://www.charlotteobserver.com/charlottefive/c5-around-town/c5-development/article248801180.html

This is great news! I feel like they could almost do something "semi-permanent" in one of the older buildings not yet scheduled for renovation instead of just doing tents in a parking lot. Either way, looking forward to walking across the street for fresh veggies!

[kermit]

They have taken the chainlink fence down on the Statesville ave side of the site. It is VERY different looking now.

[rancenc]

A second phase of development at Camp Northend is just around the corner

https://spectrumlocalnews.com/nc/charlotte/news/2021/02/11/camp-north-end-is-expanding-with-a-massive-renovation-project

[Hushpuppy321]

This place would be even better if there was some type of connection to Mass Transit.  Also if it had a direct road link to Optimist Park area.

[tozmervo]

52 minutes ago, Hushpuppy321 said:

This place would be even better if there was some type of connection to Mass Transit.  Also if it had a direct road link to Optimist Park area.

I assume you mean rail transit, because 3 bus routes are adjacent to the site (21, 22, and 26)

[CLT2014]

1 hour ago, tozmervo said:

I assume you mean rail transit, because 3 bus routes are adjacent to the site (21, 22, and 26)

How those conversations go in Charlotte. 

Hey friend! I just read on Axios Charlotte that a new restaurant opened in a food stall at Camp North End and we can also get $10 margaritas. Its like, such a good deal to eat out for only $30 a person. We can also take so many great photos of ourselves for Instagram against the old brick. Luckily we don't even need to drive the Jeep Grand Cherokee or get an Uber back since there are so many bus routes that serve Camp North End. Ready to jump on that bus?

Friend:

Edited February 24, 2021 by CLT2014

[Matthew.Brendan]

It’s easy! All you gotta do is stand here until the bus shows up. 
 

[tozmervo]

You're being generous. Graham is a much more upsetting condition. At least you can enjoy a nice view of uptown just before a tractor trailer takes your head off.

[Rickybobby]

North Graham is getting completely re-worked up to and beyond CNE. All the roads into, out of and around CNE will be getting some form of new sidewalks, bike lanes, medians etc. 16th street should be opening some time in the near future. Not technically a direct street but the closest we will get until they do something with the railyard. The last picture shown is already out dated. The sidewalks there are all brand new and twice as wide now.