This story was last updated May 11 at 2pm to include renderings and an interview with Mike Gaertner. The 475-year-old brewer Gilde plans to open its first...

The family-run hospitality group that built The Franklin in Chapel Hill has begun construction on their first Charlotte project: a small hotel in Plaza Midwood...

Before Camp North End was home to one of Esquire’s best new restaurants in America, or the offices of a Fortune 50 health care giant, the huge site off...

You won’t find many Charlotte communities that repurpose decades-old buildings quite like NoDa, Villa Heights, Belmont and Optimist Park do. What’s...

Renovations recently began at Bank of America Stadium to make the facility ready to have Charlotte FC, the city’s new Major League Soccer team, begin...

The “bump” on Wilkinson is finally gone, and Charlotteans are rejoicing — but also confused. You only had to drive over it once to know what...

After months of pandemic-related delays, the highly anticipated Eastway Regional Recreation Center opens Wednesday at 11:30am, albeit with limited capacity for...

Centro Cityworks and Ascent Real Estate Capital are developing a NoDa block into micro-retail and micro-apartments, similar to what they did in South End with...

Atrium Health on Monday filed a rezoning for its new medical school campus in midtown. The 1.3 million-square-foot development could contain educational and...

Note: This story was first published Jan. 28, 2021. It was updated March 25, 2021 to include news of the Bureau of Indian Affairs’ approval. The Catawba...

Charlotte, you may have heard, is considering eliminating single-family-only zoning. Proponents say it could usher in more density and more equitable...

If you’ve tried to engage with local issues this year, you might find yourself asking, “What’s with all of these plans?” We get it:...