Katia Lucuy for Market Share Blog | March 30, 2026 A Matter of Perspective Did you know that perspective was once “discovered”? It always existed, but for centuries, we didn’t know how to represent it. It wasn’t until the early Renaissance that artists like Filippo Brunelleschi unlocked the mathematical principles of perspective to accurately translate…
From REBIC – 3/31/26 Last Thursday Planning Staff convened a meeting of the UDO Advisory Committee, of which I serve as a member. Topics discussed included proposed floodplain changes, potential amendments to stormwater rules, an update on text amendments, information about the updated UDO website, and a brief discussion regarding future meetings and how input…
From REBIC – 3/31/26 Several years ago, the City of Charlotte engaged in the process of developing 14 Community Area Plans. Seven were adopted last fall with the remaining seven delayed for additional review. Last week council held a hearing on the remaining plans and also adopted what was described as a maintenance amendment the…
The 2026 NAIOP NC State Conference marked a historic milestone for our organization, welcoming a record-breaking 400+ industry professionals from across North Carolina. Whether you joined us in person or are catching up now, the conference featured timely insights, dynamic discussions, and meaningful connections that continue to strengthen our commercial real estate community. You can…
From REBIC – 3/24/26 Taken from the Charlotte Business Journal. Published 2.27.2026 Despite tariffs, persistent inflation worries and a challenged labor market, Charlotte continues to outpace its peers, with some of the strongest evidence coming in the commercial real estate market. “Charlotte is now punching above its weight,” says Tracy Dodson, COO of the Charlotte Regional…
From REBIC – 3/24/26 The 2027 Citizens Revaluation Commission was just appointed last week by the Mecklenburg County Commission. This group will oversee the County’s property revaluation process which now takes place every four years. Here are the commission’s primary duties: Monitor Progress:Â Works directly with the County Assessor to study statistical reports and ensure the…
Brielle Scott for Market Share Blog | March 16, 2026 In the latest episode of the Inside CRE podcast, NAIOP President and CEO Marc Selvitelli sat down with Carleton Riser, president of Transwestern, for a wide-ranging conversation on development strategy, market timing and how smart capital is positioning for the next upcycle. With more than…
From REBIC – 3/17/26 On March 12, the Senate passed the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act in an attempt to bolster the nation’s housing supply. (Link here to article.) NAHB has previously supported the bill, which had included many favorable positions for the housing industry. But a number of provisions from the House-passed Housing for the…
From REBIC – 3/17/26 On March 2nd and 3rd, the Charlotte City Council held its 2026 Annual Strategy Meeting at the Ballantyne Hotel. As the event closed, councilmembers expressed a renewed focus on trust, transparency, and execution, as they and senior staff outlined priorities for public safety, mobility, housing, and economic growth as they head into…
Sagar Rathie, Managing Director at Crescent Communities and NAIOP Charlotte Immediate Past President, as well as Laura Truesdale, Member, Environmental with Moore & Van Allen, was recently named to the Charlotte Business Journal‘s 40 under 40 list. Each spring, the Charlotte Business Journal recognizes a cohort of young professionals who are rising stars in their…
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