Cryptocurrency exchange leader Coinbase has officially opened a significant customer experience center in Charlotte's South End, already employing 150 people—surpassing its spring projections—as part of a broader U.S. expansion push.
New federal data reveals the Charlotte metropolitan area was a powerhouse of job creation last year, adding 37,600 positions and significantly outpacing most major U.S. cities in growth rate, even as the national labor market cooled.
The financial services giant is establishing a significant new corporate hub in Charlotte's Legacy Union, citing the region's deep talent pool in finance and tech as a key driver for the expansion expected to create hundreds of jobs.
Atlanta's Cousins Properties expands its dominant footprint in Charlotte's urban core with the purchase of the 300 South Tryon office tower, signaling robust confidence in the city's office market resilience and growth trajectory.
As the Charlotte metropolitan area continues its rapid expansion, leading national homebuilders are pushing forward with large-scale residential projects on the region's outskirts, signaling sustained confidence in the area's long-term growth.
A joint venture between Riverside Investment & Development and Singerman Real Estate has acquired the former Two Wells Fargo Center in uptown Charlotte, with plans to transform the 800,000-square-foot complex into a mixed-use hub.
The global energy technology giant is significantly scaling up its manufacturing and R&D footprint across Charlotte, Raleigh, and Winston-Salem, citing surging demand driven by data centers and electrification.
The energy technology giant is significantly scaling up its manufacturing and R&D footprint across Charlotte, Raleigh, and Winston-Salem, citing surging demand from data centers and industrial electrification.
The energy technology giant is significantly scaling up its manufacturing and R&D footprint across Charlotte, Raleigh, and Winston-Salem, citing surging demand from data centers and industrial electrification.
While the growth of homes for sale slows across the U.S., creating a tighter market, Seattle, Charlotte, and Washington D.C. emerge as notable exceptions, offering buyers significantly more choices and leverage.
Scout Motors, the Volkswagen-backed EV startup poised to establish its headquarters in Charlotte, is reportedly pushing back the launch of its electric trucks and SUVs to 2028, citing technical challenges. The delay casts uncertainty over the timeline for its local operations and the promised creation of over 1,200 jobs.
The Charlotte real estate market opened 2026 with a notable increase in available homes, leading to a slight softening of prices and longer selling times, creating a more balanced landscape for buyers and sellers alike.
The Charlotte-based fintech giant reports record annual revenue exceeding $1.1 billion, marking a strong comeback under CEO Scott Peyree while aggressively integrating AI tools to expand its consumer reach and streamline financial comparisons.
A 22-year-old man, arrested during a routine traffic stop, now faces first-degree murder charges in connection with two killings months apart in Charlotte, N.C. Federal immigration authorities have filed a detainer request.
A young couple faces the emotional and financial weight of $100,000 in student loans after a falling out with the family member who promised to help pay them off. Their story, shared on a popular finance show, highlights the complex intersection of debt, family trust, and the path to financial freedom.
Global real estate firm Jamestown has entered a strategic partnership to lead the recapitalization and future development of Camp North End, Charlotte's sprawling adaptive-reuse hub. The move signals a major new chapter for the historic site, which has become a cornerstone of the city's creative economy.
The Atlanta-based REIT strengthens its portfolio with the purchase of a fully leased tower in Charlotte while reporting robust new leasing activity, testing its thesis on premium Sun Belt office assets amid sector-wide uncertainty.
A 25-year-old woman accused of intentionally hitting a Charlotte police officer with her car during an illegal street takeover was released from jail hours after her arrest on a $3,000 bond, drawing sharp criticism from law enforcement leaders who call the decision 'pathetic' and demoralizing.
A 23-year-old woman was killed in a Charlotte hit-and-run involving a driver with an extensive criminal history, now facing second-degree murder charges as the community grapples with questions of public safety.
Siemens Energy is making a major investment in its North Carolina manufacturing footprint, committing $421 million to expand operations and create approximately 500 new jobs focused on building critical energy infrastructure.
