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Why The Coliseum Centre is Taking Off

The secret to Charlotte’s intensifying hotness: the Charlotte Douglas Airport. Joe Franco, SVP at DTZ says besides the city being a great place to do business and offering a very affordable cost of living, the airport submarket surrounds one of the most dependable and well-located airports in the country. DTZ is working with American Capital Partners on Coliseum Centre, a half million SF of Class-A office space featuring new tenant-focused amenities, such as a state-of-the-art fitness center, conference and training centers, movable furniture, A/V equipment, a leasing/marketing center (all free for tenants), and its biggest amenity: proximity to the airport and central access to Charlotte’s labor pool. Joe adds that the location is perfect for companies looking to establish a presence in one of the country’s suddenly hot cities for business. For more info on our Bisnow partner, DTZ, click here, and see more of Coliseum Centre here.

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