Charlotte, NC, January 15, 2025 – Ascent Real Estate Capital announces it has rebranded to Cedar Square.

CHARLOTTE — Ascent Real Estate Capital has made an $18.75 million investment in its growing portfolio. The Charlotte-based firm has acquired the 78,000-square-foot Seneca Square retail center in lower South End.

Ascent Real Estate Capital has snapped up two retail centers in Charlotte’s North End.

Boston-based Eagle a Property group is planning its first Charlotte community project north of uptown.

A mixed-use development in Charlotte's Belmont neighborhood is under Ascent Real Estate Capital, in partnership with PointBlank Ventures, acquired Hub 933 at 933 Louise Ave. yesterday from a limited liability company called 933LAP.

Centro Cityworks, Ascent Real Estate Capital and BCDC are moving forward on a new apartment project in Charlotte's Montford neighborhood.

After making a major acquisition earlier this year, Charlotte-based Redline Property Partners has started renovations on its large office park near Birkdale Village.

The acquisition includes four office buildings and vacant land for future development.

Centro Square, a new apartment community in Charlotte's Wilmore neighborhood, traded this week for $48.5 million.

A high-profile property in NoDa that changed hands last week will remain in place for the foreseeable future.

Two developers are under contract to purchase the former Johnson Memorial Presbyterian Church site in the heart of NoDa.

A boutique apartment development with ground-floor retail space in red-hot South End has been sold.

The hippest shops in Charlotte aren’t opening in SouthPark or Northlake malls. They’re on the streets of South End in 400-square-foot micro-shops and shiny new storefronts.

In a city that's seen thousands upon thousands of apartments spring up in recent years, it's rare to find a product that truly stands out as something different.

The Centro Railyard development brought a unique apartment product to South End. Two-thirds of the 91 apartments are studio units that measure about 400 square feet. 

Two Charlotte real estate firms are preparing to break ground on their second apartment project in the South End area after closing on the land Thursday afternoon.

The VanLandingham Estate in Plaza Midwood — built in 1913 — will have new life as an event venue after a major restoration project is completed.

A project in South End that has mostly smaller-than-average studios — sometimes called micro-units — has begun pre-leasing.

This South End project is looking to curate local retailers hoping to crack into the market with small-scale brick-and-mortar locations.