Charlotte metro sees new housing plans, industrial development and high-end sales

The Charlotte City Commission approved plans for 1,875 new homes, according to yoursun.com, signaling continued residential growth in the metro area. Meanwhile, LeChase Construction has opened a new office in Lower Tuck, naming a market leader to oversee operations, The Business Journals reported. In nearby Statesville, Collett Industrial and CIP Real Estate completed a new industrial building, The Business Journals noted, reflecting ongoing demand for logistics and warehouse space. In the high-end residential market, Cornelius led Mecklenburg County’s priciest home sales, anchored by a $5.6 million property on Lake Norman, The Business Journals reported. A $46 million wellness sanctuary is also planned as the first commercial tenant at Brookhill Village, The Business Journals added. The typical home value in Charlotte, NC stood at $381,392 in September 2026, down 0.8% from the prior year, according to the Zillow Home Value Index. One listed property at 3419 Craig Ave in Charlotte is currently on the market, Realtor.com reported.