Jobs And Population Driving Charlotte Office

As companies relocate here—looking for a business-friendly climate and Millennial talent—Charlotte remains one of the growth hubs of the Carolinas. That's leading some companies to make plays at creative office product. That's why we're excited to present our Charlotte State of the Market event on Feb. 25 at the Fillmore Theater.

Following a strong year of job growth in 2015, there will be continued solid job and population growth in the Charlotte metro, Federal Capital Partners VP Bryan Kane, who will be one of our speakers, tells us. That bodes well for this year, as the trend will lead to increasing commercial demand among both tenants and investors.

FCP's also been quite active in the Carolinas recently, including the $18M acquisition last month of the 85k SF Venable Center in Durham, a creative office, retail and lab space comprised of three restored historic tobacco mill office buildings. The property is 99% leased, with tenants that include Precision Biosciences. Join us for our Bisnow Charlotte State of Charlotte event on Feb. 25 beginning at 7:30am at the Fillmore Theater. Sign up here.

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