Jun 8, 2020 | Business Growth, Economic Development

UNC Charlotte Marriott Hotel and Conference center

While many activities stopped or slowed dramatically this spring during the COVID-19 pandemic, construction has continued on major projects across University City. Here’a a quick look at several of those projects:

Aria at the Park for-sale townhomes in University Research Park
Escent Research Park office building in University Research Park
Lumeo Apartments near University City Blvd LYNX station
Mallard Pointe Apartments near Mallard Creek Church Road
Mosby University City Apartments near the University City Blvd LYNX Station
Top Golf North Charlotte in Entertainment District
University Division Police Station on North Tryon Street
UNC Charlotte Hotel and Conference Center at the JW Clay Blvd LYNX Station
UNC Charlotte Science Building
The Vue on University student housing at University City Boulevard and Mallard Creek Church Road
Woodspring Suites extended-stay hotel near the University City Blvd LYNX Station

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