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Charlotte shopping center bought for $94 million
The Carolina Pavilion shopping center in south Charlotte has a new owner. Winter Park, Florida-based CTO Realty Growth purchased the 691,000-square-feet open-air retail center on South Boulevard for $94 million, according to Mecklenburg County property records. The previous owner was Beachood, Ohio-based Site Centers, who paid $110 million for the...
'Chipping away at the core of our neighborhood | Neighbor worried about proposed apartments in Plaza Midwood area
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The Plaza Midwood area could soon be home to more apartments. Right now, Charlotte city leaders are considering a proposal for mid-rise apartments and some retail space on Central Avenue near Uptown. Developers want to replace businesses on Central Avenue and residential lots on Sunnyside Avenue with an eight-story apartment building.
Charlotte Catholic opens up season with 26-10 win over South Meck
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - The Keith Emery era at Charlotte Catholic got off to a roaring start in week one of the 2024 season. The Cougars cruised to a 26-10 win over neighboring South Mecklenburg to win their first game under the new head coach of the program. Next up,...
Xavier Legette, Ja'Tavion Sanders Have Star Potential For Panthers
The Carolina Panthers hope that rookie pass-catchers Xavier Legette and Ja'Tavion Sanders will transform the offense this season. Legette, the No. 32 pick in the 2024 NFL Draft, has a chance to become the Panthers' top WR. He has all of the physical tools at 6-foot-3, 227 pounds. He's coming off a ...
Top of the table: A new team, and a new era kicks off
Mia Corbin controls the ball for Carolina Ascent against DC Power in the USL Super League debut for both teams on Aug. 17 at American Legion Memorial Stadium. History was made Aug. 17 at American Legion Memorial Stadium. And history was respected as well. In front of 10, 553 fans,...
Black-owned bridal shop closes Charlotte store and pivots to new format
Kaela Moore, owner of Treasured Brides, has closed her Charlotte bridal shop in exchange for reaching customers in a new format: a traveling shopping experience. Moore’s new semi-private dress event brings her shop to life “without the overhead,” she told QCity Metro. The experience, she said, will “feel really similar” to wedding dress shopping at a store, complete with seating for guests, mirrors, dressing suites and more.
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