Uptown tower to get a glow up?
Plus: Museum eyes relocation to South End; Coworking company will soon open third location; Mallard Creek land sale
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In today’s edition:
The scoop on what’s planned for 400 South Tryon, the 1970s-era uptown tower with gold windows
Where the Levine Museum of the New South may relocate
Details on Industrious’ third location that’s opening soon
Scout Motors weighs in on its headquarters search
And a wrap-up of land deals and real estate news from other sources
What’s next for 50-year-old tower: 400 South Tryon could be next conversion target
It appears the 34-story 400 South Tryon office building in uptown that’s been the subject of speculation, chatter and confusion since the pandemic might soon be a conversion project.