Charlotte coworking slows down

Plus: New grocery store for uptown?; New South Boulevard anchor tenant; Details on apartment high-rise near The Pearl; Tepper flips uptown land for $25M gain; Banks head to Plaza-Midwood, South End

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In today’s edition:

1. There’s a coworking slowdown in Charlotte, a new report says

2. Plans filed with the city for a “new grocery store” uptown

3. A South Boulevard shopping center lands an anchor tenant

4. More details on proposed Northwood Ravin tower near The Pearl

5. Tepper Sports flips a 4.6-acre lot near the stadium for a big gain — two months after telling us nothing was up on the site

6. Plans for banks at prominent South End and Plaza-Midwood sites

7. A wrap-up of other interesting land deals and real estate news tidbits

Let’s get to it!

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Charlotte’s decline in coworking is the largest in the country, a new report says

Has Charlotte hit peak coworking?

A new national report suggests that the coworking trend is cooling in Charlotte.