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Swinerton’s Carolinas Division has been particularly successful in attracting jobs that require a nimble touch.
Stores, restaurants, and local businesses help define neighborhoods, create an identity and allow residents to flourish. In Charlotte’s Corridors of Opportunity, developers are transforming strip malls, warehouses and vacant spaces and trying to gauge what will draw people and turn a profit. The hope is to cultivate more local economic opportunities while supporting longtime businesses.
CHARLOTTE – Lower Tuck, a newly completed adaptive reuse project, announced its first food and beverage tenant, “Maiz, Agua, Sal,” moving in summer 2022.