Costar News: Charlotte's First Food Hall Brings Home the Bacon - BridgeInvest

Paces Properties, the developer that created Atlanta’s Krog Street Market, just landed a $40 million construction loan for a large adaptive reuse project that will house Charlotte, NC's first food hall.

BridgeInvest, a provider of short-term, senior-position bridge loans, said Friday it closed the construction loan for the Tompkins Hall development in Charlotte's Optimist Park neighborhood.

At Tomkins Hall, Paces Properties and partner White Point Partners of Charlotte are converting a former gingham mill into a 140,000-square-foot mixed-use development with a food hall and 83,000 square feet of office space pre-leased to Duke Energy.

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