Centrum, Sorelle Break Ground on $85M Charlotte Apartments
A joint venture hoping to complete three Atlanta-area projects is close to moving forward on its first. Centrum Realty & Development and Sorelle Capital. The Charlotte Business Journal reports the team will soon start work on an $85 million apartment project at 1801 E. Seventh Street. Completion is slated for 2027.
The six-story development will have 161 market-rate apartments, averaging a roomy 1,100 square feet, much larger than the national average. Two ground-floor retail spaces will total between 4,000 and 5,600 square feet. The venture will also include a top-floor library and lounge, an outdoor terrace, pool deck, private courtyard and fitness center.
BB+M Architecture is the project’s architect. Copper Collaborative is the general contractor.
Charles Thrift, partner at Thrift Commercial Real Estate Services, is handling retail leasing there.
Centrum acquired the five parcels in July 2023 for $8.5 million.
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