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UNC Charlotte’s Board of Visitors: A Bridge Between University and Community
By Keith Stanley As President & CEO of University City Partners and a proud member of the UNC Charlotte Board of Visitors, I am honored to share the vital role this board plays in supporting our local University City community, where UNC Charlotte is not only...
Our City, Our Future: A Vote for Housing, Transit, and Neighborhoods
Charlotte is at a pivotal moment, with the chance to shape a brighter, more inclusive future. The City of Charlotte has proposed a $400 million bond referendum this election season that will invest in critical projects for affordable housing, transportation...
University City Partners Hosts Public Safety Collaborative Meeting
University City Partners is excited to announce the University City Public Safety Collaborative meeting on November 7, 2024, at the Hilton University, Charlotte. This important half-day event will bring together key community stakeholders, city officials, property...
PHOTOS: University City Wine Fest 2024
Lake Comeback: This University City Hub Is More Popular Than Ever
Despite the setbacks small businesses experienced during the Covid-19 pandemic, just a few years later, the lake at University City is making a major comeback. According to a report from PlacerAi, a software that provides insights on real estate properties, total...
Sneak Peek: University City Regional Library
Earlier this month, University City Partners' President and CEO Keith Stanley and Senior Manager of Economic & Land Development Drew Gaertner joined the Gensler design team and JE Dunn Construction to walk through the University City Regional Library, currently...
Enjoy Fall Colors along the Greenways
When September arrives, fall color enthusiasts start to make travel plans to see this natural phenomenon in the mountains—but good news! Residents of Mecklenburg County can enjoy the striking tree display and stay close to home with a visit to a nearby greenway. A...