How Did Uptown Businesses Fare During The Pandemic, And What

How Did Uptown Businesses Fare During The Pandemic, And What's Uptown's Future?


Thursday, April 1, 2021
The pandemic has changed Charlotte’s Center City. Businesses have closed, and office workers have been slow to return. It was a ghost town for the bulk of the pandemic, but signs of life are beginning to emerge.
After Gov. Roy Cooper's Executive Order No. 204, many restrictions are now easing, including allowing for indoor capacity to be at 75% at restaurants, breweries and gyms, and 100% capacity outdoors for those businesses. Bars and movie theatres can have up to 50% capacity for both indoors and outdoors.
In short: Businesses are now allowed to have more customers and things are starting to look up.

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