How has Charlotte evolved from a ‘sleepy little banker town’ to a retail and restaurant hotspot? Adam Williams had the pleasure of sitting down with Bryan Southwick and The Charlotte Ledger to discuss observations on The Bowl at Ballantyne, Jim Noble, South End, Jon Dressler, the so-called “retail apocalypse,” coffee shops, pickleball, breweries, Chili’s, Moosehead Grill and ax-throwing. (And a ton more.)
By Kimberly Noble, Rebel Rebel CRE1 min read
Take a listen, and let me know how we can continue pushing Charlotte into a cultural hotspot.
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