QC Capital Names Lee Cole Acquisitions Lead
Cole joins the firm's Charlotte headquarters to source and underwrite car care acquisitions across the Southeast.
Charlotte Commercial Real Estate News
Across Charlotte, coverage here takes in office leasing, retail property developments, industrial warehouse projects and market vacancy rates. It follows the shifts in inventory and construction that define the city's built environment.
Recent news
November 3, 2026
Comstock Agrees to Buy Uptown Charlotte ApartmentsThe 672-unit Ascher community would be Comstock's first multifamily acquisition in North Carolina if the deal closes.
October 29, 2026
Endeavor Real Estate Group Buys Carnegie PointThe investment firm acquired the SouthPark Class A office building for approximately $38 million.
October 22, 2026
Lucern Capital Marks Decade of Charlotte InvestmentThe firm has invested $150 million into the Charlotte metro area since its founding in 2016.
October 22, 2026
Greenleaf Capital Acquires Charlotte Flex PropertyThe investment firm purchased the 64,198-square-foot facility at 600 Forest Point Circle for $11 million.
October 21, 2026
Michaels Organization Purchases Mint Hill LandThe developer plans an active adult multifamily housing project near the Novant Health Mint Hill hospital.
October 20, 2026
Real Estate Firm Settles Charlotte Property LawsuitA firm has settled a legal dispute over earnest money following the cancellation of a major multifamily property purchase.
October 12, 2026
Charlotte Landmark Status Granted for Office ComplexThe former Two Wells Fargo Center will be converted into a multi-use site with apartments and a hotel.
October 8, 2026
Alliance Residential Acquired Charlotte Development SiteThe developer has purchased 3.39 acres in Enderly Park to build 336 new apartment units.
October 6, 2026
Developers Secured Financing for Brooklyn & Church ProjectThe massive Charlotte redevelopment project has officially secured funding to begin construction in Uptown.
October 1, 2026
Charlotte Council Designated Historic Landmark at 301 South TryonThe Charlotte City Council approved historic landmark status for the uptown property to support future redevelopment.
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Charlotte reporting spans new corporate leases, the conversion of retail space to alternative uses, industrial demand from logistics, and fluctuations in local property values. Coverage reaches across the city and the communities around it, wherever commercial projects influence the landscape. Office vacancy levels and the repurposing of aging retail centers form the core of the ongoing trends. Corporate headquarter decisions and shifting workplace habits remain the primary drivers of growth in the sector.