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The Line
The Line is a 16-story mixed-use development located on the Lynx Light Rail in the heart of South End, with a front door opening directly onto the Rail Trail across from Atherton Mill. The Building was developed by Portman Holdings and is owned in partnership with CBRE Investment Management. It features a unique and contemporary office tower with multiple outdoor spaces sitting atop a dynamic public ground floor anchored by recently opened Sycamore Brewing and Savi Provisions, and the future site of John Dressler’s new restaurant concept, Chapter 6.
Speakers and Panels
Analyzing Asset Performance Bolstering Charlotte's Live-Work-Play Ecosystem
Driving Occupancy and Performance of the Market's Retail, Office and Residential Property Mix
Virginia Luther
Managing Director
Lincoln
Justin Trowbridge
Principal
White Point Partners
Andrea Barry
Director
Nine dot Arts
Kyle Baugh
PL Architect
Kimley-Horn
State of Future Development in the Queen City
Where Future Development Will Be Centralized and How Charlotte is Positioned to Withstand a Downturn Environment
Mark Holoman
Managing Director, Deal Principal
Foundry Commercial
David Lee
Regional Development Partner
Catalyst Capital Partners
Alyson Craig
Planning Director
City of Charlotte
Tom Planishek
VP, Charlotte Division Manager
Clancy & Theys Construction Company
John Lopez
Project Manager
Hart & Hickman
Why Attend This Event
What You'll Learn
What capacity does Southend have to support additional major development and where will the next slate of projects be located?
How is Charlotte positioned to withstand an economic downturn and what effects could Real Estate feel?
Where does the office market stand in regards to absorption, vacancies and shadow space in the market?
What will cooling rent growth mean for residential absorption and development trends?
What trends exist to continue driving investment activity in the Carolinas leading market?
How You'll Do More Business:
Charlotte is the 8th fastest growing market in the United States, a list it has been on for a number of years, with a metro population nearing 3 million. This has largely been built with favorable living conditions and cost dynamics. With the great Sun Belt migration beginning to become more muted in the views of many commercial investors, what's in store for future development in the Queen City? Furthermore, this event will delve into how existing properties are faring in terms of leasing, absorption and the trends that exist in influencing future investment activity. Find out what the future of the market holds, gain a competitive edge for the remainder of 2023 and beyond, and join us to learn answers to these pressing questions and more.
Who You’ll Meet: Charlotte's premier commercial owners, developers, investors, brokers, architects, contractors, city officials, economic development authorities and tenants.
For questions regarding content, speaking and sponsorship opportunities, please email our Charlotte Event Producer, Brandon Elsasser, at brandon.elsasser@bisnow.com. To request disability-related accommodations, please contact lizzie.smith@bisnow.com no later than seven business days prior to the event.
Venue
The Line
2151 Hawkins St
Charlotte, NC 28203
The venue is going to provide parking validations capping the cost at $10 in the building deck for the event. The validations will be given out at registration.
Agenda
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12:00 PM
1:00 PM
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Pre-Event Networking, Registration & Breakfast
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1:00 PM
1:45 PM
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Analyzing Asset Performance Bolstering Charlotte's Live-Work-Play Ecosystem
Occupancy and financial performance of the market's retail, office and residential property mix. |
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1:45 PM
2:00 PM
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Networking Break
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2:00 PM
2:45 PM
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State of Future Development in the Queen City
Where future development will be centralized and how Charlotte is positioned to withstand a downturn environment |
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2:45 PM
3:15 PM
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Closing Networking
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