South End Charlotte keeps the momentum going with new restaurants, high-rise developments, and strong foot traffic
By Brandmarch1 min read
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Local expert Adam Williams highlights major moves:
110 East is now open, with Class A+ office space and Iberian Pig as anchor.
Queensbridge Collective and Linea are reshaping the skyline—bringing hundreds of units and high-demand retail.
Now open: Babaloo, The Dankery, Let’s Meat, and Mazi.
Coming soon: Antagonist Coffee/Cocktails, Half Shell, and more.
With 25,900 daily light rail riders and 2,000+ Rail Trail users, traffic is booming—and with limited retail supply, rents are holding strong.
📍 Explore South End's growth: https://www.brandmarch.com/street/south-end
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Sources: South End on Brandmarch
