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Mixed Use: That has transformed a city
- 1. MIXED USE - That Has Transformed a City
- 2. PHILLIPS PLACE - Before
- 3. PHILLIPS PLACE - After
- 4. ASHLEY PARK – Under Development
- 5. BIRKDALE VILLAGE - Before
- 6. BIRKDALE VILLAGE - After
- 9. Project Summary Phase 1 – North of Charlottetowne Ave. Target 135,000 square feet Home Depot Design Center 120,000 square feet Total Retail 255,000 square feet Wendy’s 1,500 square feet Parking Spaces 900 spaces Phase 2 - South of Charlottetowne Ave. Retail – Anchors 110,876 square feet Retail – Restaurants & Shops 61,054 square feet Total Retail 171,930 square feet Office Space 170,400 square feet Residential Condominiums 101 units Parking Spaces 1,039 spaces
- 10. Site Plan
- 11. Leasing Plan
- 15. MetLofts – Delivered in Fall 2008 60 of 60 closed MetLoft Interiors
- 16. MetTerrace – Delivered in 2009 31 of 40 closed MetTerrace Interiors
- 17. Public / Private Partnership Little Sugar Creek Greenway The entire Metropolitan development is adjacent to the Little Sugar Creek Greenway, a reclamation project being carried out by the City of Charlotte. The Greenway follows Charlotte’s Little Sugar Creek and provides bike path and outdoor spaces. When complete, it will be 15 miles long, stretching from the South Carolina line to just north of Uptown Charlotte. Metropolitan incorporates access to the Greenway into its seasonal eventing activities. The restaurants take advantage of the Greenway as well, with grade level and mezzanine dining areas oriented to overlook the open space. Affordable Residential Units 10% of residential units are made affordable to residents qualifying with 80% of AMI.
- 18. Public / Private Partnership Transportation Improvements Extensive roadway improvements were constructed by the City of Charlotte, including realignment of Baxter Street, two new traffic signal installations on Charlottetowne Ave., and new bridges on Charlottetowne Ave. and Pearl Park Way. Economic Development Grant Of the real property taxes and business personal property taxes paid each year to Mecklenburg County and the City of Charlotte, 90% of the increase over the 2005 base year is returned to the project. Grant payments are projected to continue through approximately 2023.
- 19. Greenway and Lineal Park Plan
- 21. Community Benefits • Redevelopment of the third enclosed mall constructed in 1959 by James Rouse • Redevelopment met the objective of the Center City 2010 and the Central Business District Plans • Enhanced Greenway by providing restaurants and residential that will enliven this important open space • Catalyst for redevelopment of Second Ward • Improve the gateway to downtown both visually and with better pedestrian connectivity • Infrastructure Improvements; new intersection at Kenilworth and Independence, realigned Baxter Street • Creates main retail entrance closest to the anchor tenants in order to support shop space on Charlottetown Avenue • Pedestrian-friendly access for the Cherry neighborhood via Baxter Street • Restaurants on Greenway support Convention Center and expanding residential base downtown