MAJOR LANDMARK GETS NEW USE

There's no business like show business. Concorde Construction just completed the $775k adaptive reuse of the former Belvedere Theater into Belvedere Family Dentistry on Rozzelles Ferry Road.
 
The project is at the Greenway Business Center, a 30-acre business park developed by the Charlotte Mecklenburg Development Corp.Built in the 1950s, the Belvedere Theater was once a centerpiece for the area and remains a major landmark for longtime residents, Concorde's Holly Alexander tells us. The initiative, Holly says, is part of the City of Charlotte's ongoing efforts to revitalize economically distressed corridors throughout the inner city.
 

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