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Eastland Area
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Building off the Eastland Area Plan (2003), the Charlotte City Council included Eastland as one of five priority corridors for redevelopment in its Business Corridor Revitalization Strategic Plan. The Eastland Area includes strong commercial and international communities along Central Avenue and Albemarle Road. Many great opportunities exist for infill development, retail and service oriented businesses.
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Development Opportunities
To learn about demographics, available space, development opportunities, and what makes doing business in the Eastland Area great, contact Chris Hemans, Business Corridor Recruiter, at 704-432-3025; chemans@charlottenc.gov.
Business Corridor Revitalization Tools & Incentives, including assistance with commercial facade renovations, are available in the Eastland Area.
Learn more about available programs.
Reports & Studies
The 2010 Business Corridor Benchmarking Analysis, a component of the 2010 Neighborhood Quality of Life Study, provides a foundation to assess the physical conditions and assets of the priority and other business corridors, sometimes encompassing the entire corridor, and other times encompassing only segments of the corridor where conditions varied within the corridor itself.
- Central Avenue Corridor
- Albemarle Road Corridor
- Independence/Albemarle Road Corridor
Other Reports & Studies
- Eastland Area Plan - 2003
- Eastland ULI Study Report
- Eastland Retail Market Study 2007
- Independence Boulevard Area Plan
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Albemarle Road Corridor
Central Avenue Corridor
Independence/Albemarle
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Recent News:
- Charlotte Fire Station 42 is currently under construction at 5620 Central Avenue. The station will be operational in 2011.
- The Neighborhood Revitalization Group closed on its purchase of the 77,247 sq. ft. Four Seasons Plaza off of Albemarle Road for Hispanic community renewal efforts.
- Variety Wholesalers has recently signed a lease to bring its Roses Store retail concept to the Independence Shopping Center.
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