First-Time Retailers Sniffing Around

Collett?s Stephen Pharr tells us that he's seeing many more franchised groups exploring the Charlotte market for the first time. ?That's a good sign,? he says. Retailers are no dummies (not even the ones who sell dummies): they're more interested in leasing space in the greater Charlotte area than they were a year ago because local consumer confidence and the local economy have both improved, Stephen notes. Entry Point Capital recently picked Collett to rep two area properties it owns: Renaissance Square in Davidson (pictured) and Catawba Village in Charlotte.

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