Charlotte, N.C. — Charlotte-based commercial developers Crosland Southeast and Childress Klein announced that Mainstream Boutique, Source1Phones and Starbucks have signed leases at the 90-acre Waverly development near the intersection of Providence and Ardrey Kell roads in South Charlotte.

Mainstream Boutique, which has leased 1,392 square feet next door to District 5 Interiors, is a women’s retailer that sells unique clothing, accessories and giftware to women of all ages and sizes. Founded in 1991 by Marie DeNicola, the company has franchise locations in 22 states, including stores in Mooresville and Winston-Salem. Owned by Dawn Talley, the Waverly store will be Mainstream’s first in Charlotte and is expected to open this spring.

Source1Phones, a boutique mobile phone sales and repair company, has leased 944 square feet at Waverly next door to Carolina Ale House. Based in Charlotte, Source1Phones provides a wide variety of repair services for phones, tablets, MacBooks and other products. With its first location in Fort Mill, S.C., Source1Phones has signed leases for three additional locations in the Charlotte market and plans to open its Waverly store this summer.

Starbucks will build a freestanding, 2,300-square-foot store at the southeastern corner of Providence Road and Golf Links Drive, a newly signalized intersection. The company expects to start construction in early 2017. The premier roaster and retailer of specialty coffee in the world, Starbucks has more than 25,000 stores around the globe.

“These signings add to the diverse mix of national, regional and local retailers at Waverly and bring us another step closer to our vision for a walkable, mixed-use destination in south Charlotte,” said Chris Thomas, partner at Childress Klein.

The new tenants join more than 30 other retail shops and restaurants that have signed at Waverly, which will combine a light, contemporary architecture with traditional placemaking in south Charlotte. A 40,000-square-foot Whole Foods, Waverly’s retail anchor, will open in early 2017, and 22,000-square-foot medical office anchor Novant Health opened last fall. Retailers including Chuy’s and ULTA Beauty have also recently opened their doors at Waverly. Mattress Firm plans to open this month, and Chik-fil-A and Panera Bread plan to open in February.

Gwen Glaeser with Foundry Commercial represented the landlord on the lease transactions, and Nick Lukens with Moseley Real Estate represented Starbucks.

For a complete list of tenants, visit www.waverlyclt.com/interactive-siteplan.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. – Childress Klein, is pleased to announce five new tenants to its Promenade on Providence Shopping Center in south Charlotte. They include Club Pilates, The Local Scoop, Music Quarters, NUE Brows to Brazilian and Sharkey’s Cuts for Kids. The new tenants join more than 30 other retail shops and restaurants at the property.

Sharkey’s Cuts for Kids has leased 1,225 square feet between Tropical Smoothie Café and Zen Nail & Spa. Sharkey’s Cuts provides kids with a unique solution for their haircut needs offering a superior haircut with warm, experienced stylists in a meticulously clean place filled with fun! The company has franchise locations throughout the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom. The Promenade location is scheduled to open in June.

Club Pilates, which has leased 2,290 square feet next door to Q Shack, was started in San Diego in 2005 and offers a modernized group practice and expanded state-of-the-art equipment. Club Pilates has expanded across the nation and currently has 192 active studios and more than 300 scheduled to open soon including the Promenade location with a planned opening in Fall 2017.

Music Quarters, a family-owned and operated music school and studio, has leased 1,538 square feet next door to Anytime Fitness and Ultra Tan. Music Quarters offers private music lessons in a variety of instruments to all ages and plans to open its doors to the Promenade location August 2017.

The Local Scoop has leased 1,279 square feet near Charlotte Running Company. The Local Scoop serves ice cream made daily, delicious Italian ice and soft serve gelato prepared with locally sourced ingredients. This will be The Local Scoop’s first location. They plan to open this summer.

NUE Brows to Brazilian leased a 1,218-square-foot space at Promenade on Providence near LaVida Massage. The salon offers a variety of esthetic services for men and women including waxing, facials, depillar, eyelash and brow solutions. They have received numerous awards, including the 2014 Elevate Lifestyle Magazine Smoothest Skin Waxing, the 2015 Elevate Lifestyle Magazine Smoothest Skin Waxing, and the 2015 Top 12 Small Business of the Year by Creative Loafing. They will open the Promenade on Providence location in August.

“These tenants add to the diverse mix of national, regional and local retailers at Promenade on Providence and bring us another step closer to our vision for the property,” said Susan Clements, Leasing Agent at Childress Klein.

Promenade on Providence is a lifestyle-oriented shopping complex located at the intersection of major Charlotte arteries, Providence Road and I-485. The center features popular tenants like Ann Taylor Loft, Beauty Brands, Hallmark, Jos A. Bank, On the Border, Pier 1, Stein Mart, The Fresh Market, Sun & Ski Sports and Total Wine & More.

Charlotte, N.C., September 28, 2017 — Charlotte-based commercial developers Childress Klein, Crosland Southeast and the B. Frank Matthews II family announced four new tenants for their collaborative project, Providence Farm. First Watch, Bojangles, Cava Mezze Grill and Verizon Wireless have signed leases at the 8.5-acre commercial property in south Charlotte, fully leasing the project.

First Watch is a fresh, modern restaurant concept that serves breakfast, brunch, and lunch seven days a week. First Watch operates more than 300 locations across 26 states. Consumer Reports named the Company the 2016 “Top Family Dining Restaurant”. They currently have more than 130-restaurant locations across the United States, including two in Raleigh and one in Cary; this will be their first in Charlotte. First Watch will occupy a 3,200 SF space at Providence Farm.

Verizon Wireless, one of the largest communication technology companies in the world, has signed a lease for a 3,000 SF space in the same building as First Watch. Verizon has been at the center of the communications revolution for more than 100 years with a strong focus on getting customers more connected.

Cava Mezze Grill is a fast-casual Greek restaurant that features build your own bowls or wraps and house made juices and sodas that started in DC. The restaurant focuses on thoughtful ingredients and bold Mediterranean flavors. CAVA’s line of fresh additive-free vegetarian dips and spreads are available in Whole Foods Markets and other specialty food stores. The restaurant currently has locations in California, DC, Maryland, New York and Virginia. This will be one of Cava’s first restaurant locations in North Carolina.

Bojangles was founded in 1977 in Charlotte, NC. They are best known for menu items such as, fried chicken, made-from-scratch buttermilk biscuits, flavorful sides and sweet tea. Bojangles’ currently has 728 restaurants in operation with the majority in the Southeastern United States. The Providence Farm restaurant will be one of the chain’s first new prototypes in the Charlotte market.

“We are excited to have the opportunity to partner with these exciting brands to bring an outstanding mix of walkable offerings to the Providence Farm community,”

said Chris Thomas, partner at Childress Klein. There will be announcements concerning a business class hotel and another retail occupant for the remaining parcels at Providence Farm in the near future.

Julie Gardner with Katz and Associates represented First Watch, Emory Croom with Atlantic Coast Commercial Real Estate represented Verizon Wireless, Jackson Hughes with The Navigator Group represented CAVA and Henry Atkins with Atkins Properties, LLC represented Bojangles.

About Providence Farm:
Providence Farms, a joint venture between Childress Klein, Crosland Southeast and the B. Frank Matthews II family, is a mixed use development that includes four retail buildings and a 130 room hotel site. The 8.5-acre site on Providence Road is adjacent to the Crescent Providence Farm residential community and immediately north of Waverly, the master-planned development near the intersection of Providence Road and Ardrey Kell Road.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. – Childress Klein, one of the Southeast’s largest commercial real estate firms, announced that they will be the exclusive leasing agent and property manager for a 590,000 SF portfolio of retail assets located in eastern and western North Carolina effective immediately. The properties are owned by Capitol Funds from Shelby, NC. They include Berkeley Mall and Berkeley Corner Shopping Center in Goldsboro, NC and The Fresh Market Shoppes in Hendersonville, NC.

“I am excited for the opportunity to work with a company like Childress Klein. The experience they bring to our properties is invaluable,” stated David Royster, President of Capitol Funds.

Berkeley Mall is a 458,000 SF regional mall located on North Berkeley Boulevard in Goldsboro, NC. The mall is anchored by Belk, Belk Home & Children, J.C. Penney and Sears. It also includes a mix of national and regional brands such as Jo-Ann Fabrics & Crafts, Rue21, Daughtry Jewelers and Footlocker. Berkeley Corner, adjacent to the mall, opened in 2015. The 57,000 SF property is comprised of Dick’s Sporting Goods and PetSmart. The Fresh Market Shoppes in Hendersonville, NC is a 75,000 SF neighborhood shopping center located at the intersection of South Main Street and Spartanburg Highway. Along with The Fresh Market, the center includes Stein Mart and a recently opened PetSmart.   

“We look forward to working with our client on these established and well-positioned assets and continuing to expand our leasing and management services business in the Carolinas,” stated Britt Byrne, Senior Leasing Director at Childress Klein.

FORT MILL, S.C. – The Springs Company and Childress Klein have reached a construction milestone on Kingsley Park Seven, a new three-story, approximately 60,000-square-foot Class A office building at the Kingsley Park office park in Fort Mill, SC.

The Springs Company, AccessOne and Childress Klein will celebrate the construction milestone with a topping-out ceremony featuring remarks from executives and Fort Mill Mayor Guynn Savage on Wednesday, Sept. 13, at 10:00 a.m.

Health-care IT company AccessOne, has leased the third floor at Kingsley Park Seven for their corporate headquarters, which is expected to be complete in June 2018.

“AccessOne has been in Fort Mill for several years now, and it has been a great home.  With all of the development and momentum in the area we are very pleased to have The Springs Family and Childress Klein partner to build a new space for us to grow into,” Mark Spinner, President and CEO of AccessOne.

Kingsley Park Seven is the final office building at the 76-acre Kingsley Park, which The Springs Company and Childress Klein started developing in 1998.

“Kingsley Park was our first office development with The Springs Company in Fort Mill, and this last topping-out at the park reflects the incredible growth we’ve seen in Fort Mill and its emergence as a destination for local employers such as AccessOne,” said Paul DeVine, partner with Childress Klein.

About The Springs Company
The Springs Company was founded in 1887. It is privately held and continuously owned by the Close Family of Fort Mill, SC. The Springs Company serves as a holding company for a private equity portfolio comprised of nine operating businesses, over seeing sizable real estate and passively managed investment portfolios. The Springs Company currently has more than 500 employees and owns 10,500 acres of undeveloped land within 30 minutes of Fort Mill. The Springs Company manages with a true generational horizon and an uncompromising focus on quality.

About AccessOne
Founded in 2002, AccessOne is a leading provider of patient payment options designed to help patient consumers manage their healthcare costs while driving best in class hospital reimbursement. AccessOne offers comprehensive low and no interest payment options for all patient balance types including high-deductible, catastrophic and financial assistance. No patient is ever denied credit or credit reported, and providers can rely on AccessOne to capture more revenue while driving compliance and financial performance. 

ATLANTA – Childress Klein, one of the Southeast’s preeminent real estate developers, has acquired Galleria 100, an 18-story Class A office tower in northwest Atlanta that was originally developed by Don Childress in 1982.

Childress Klein purchased the 415,000-square-foot building in conjunction with real estate investment firm WHI Real Estate Partners L.P. for $69 million. Galleria 100 is located in the award-winning Atlanta Galleria, an 86-acre master-planned development featuring six Class A office towers, a four-star hotel and the Cobb Galleria Convention Center. With the acquisition, Galleria 100 has come full circle, returning to the team that developed the landmark property. Although the Galleria site was once considered undevelopable due to its topography Don Childress, at that time with Trammell Crow, recognized that the property’s close proximity to major interstates and potential appeal to area employers outweighed the risks.

Today, Galleria 100 is one of the most recognized office towers in northwest Atlanta and is now connected by a pedestrian and multi-use bridge to the new home of the Atlanta Braves, SunTrust Park, and The Battery Atlanta, an adjacent 1.5-million-square-foot mixed-use and entertainment district.

Since its completion in 1982, Childress Klein has leased and managed the building on a third-party basis. Major tenants at Galleria 100 include Aflac, Freeman Mathis & Gary, Fresenius Medical Care and The Georgian Club.

“Galleria 100 is a timeless building positioned within northwest Atlanta’s premier office community,” said Gordon Buchmiller, Atlanta managing partner at Childress Klein. “This was one of our firm’s first major developments in Atlanta, and we’re excited to partner with WHI Real Estate Partners in acquiring this irreplaceable asset.”

Connie Engel, partner with Childress Klein’s Atlanta office division, will continue to lease Galleria 100, which has approximately 41,000 square feet available.

ATLANTA – A joint venture between Childress Klein and MidCity Real Estate Partners has acquired the 3.7-acre NorthPlace site in Atlanta’s Central Perimeter for the development of up to 370,000 square feet of office space.

Located at the intersection of Barfield Road and Mount Vernon Highway, the site is just one block from the new Mercedes Benz U.S. headquarters project and two blocks from the Sandy Springs MARTA station.

The area is home to several major corporate office tenants including UPS, Global Payments, IBM (ISS) and JAS Worldwide. Initial plans for NorthPlace include two office buildings (250,000 and 120,000 square feet in size) offering prominent signage visible from Ga. 400.

“Central Perimeter continues to be one of Atlanta’s most desirable markets for office users, and we are thrilled to partner with Childress Klein on this unique development opportunity,” said Kirk Demetrops, president and founder of MidCity Real Estate Partners.

One of the largest real estate firms in the Southeast, Childress Klein has previously developed the 2.4-million-square-foot Atlanta Galleria office park and Midtown’s 999 Peachtree Tower.

“NorthPlace offers convenient access to major roadways, MARTA, area amenities and numerous housing options,” said Gordon Buchmiller, Childress Klein’s managing partner in Atlanta. “The site’s location directly on Ga. 400 also allows for exceptional visibility and presents an outstanding branding opportunity for prospective tenants.”

Childress Klein and MidCity will co-develop NorthPlace, with Roger White, executive vice president of MidCity, overseeing day-to-day construction operations. Led by Demetrops, MidCity Real Estate Partners will be responsible for marketing NorthPlace to prospective corporate and medical tenants.

ASHEVILLE, N.C. – Childress Klein, one of the Southeast’s preeminent real estate developers, has entered into another exclusive management and leasing agreement with Capitol Funds from Shelby, NC for their 43,007 SF Northland Shopping Center in Asheville, NC.

The Fresh Market and a soon to be completed Petco anchor Northland, a neighborhood shopping center located on Merrimon Avenue near Beaverdam Road. in the affluent North Asheville Community. The center is 100% leased and currently includes several popular, local merchants and restaurants including Wild Birds Unlimited and Marco’s Pizza.

“We are excited to continue to develop our partnership with Capitol Funds on this well-known asset as we expand our leasing and management services to the rapidly developing Asheville area,” stated Britt Byrne, Senior Leasing Director at Childress Klein.

Earlier this year it was announced that Childress Klein would partner with Capitol Funds on the management and leasing of Berkeley Mall and Berkeley Corner Shopping Center in Goldsboro, NC and The Fresh Market Shoppes in Hendersonville, NC.

Charlotte, NC—Charlotte Pediatric Dentistry (CPD) recently announced plans to open a fifth location in South Charlotte. The new office will be located in Waverly, a master planned development by Crosland Southeast and Childress Klein. The property is located at the intersection of Providence Road and Ardrey Kell Road.

For CPD, a practice dedicated to serving the children of the greater Charlotte area for over twenty-five years, this new location creates an opportunity to reach a new patient base in this ever-expanding area of Charlotte.

Charlotte Pediatric Dentistry will occupy approximately 4,886 square feet in Waverly’s Second Medical Office Building (MOB II). The roughly 20,000 square foot office building developed by Crosland Southeast and Childress Klein will be owned by Horizon Eye Care which is taking the entire first floor.

“We are fortunate to be a part of the Waverly development. The new location will help us continue to evolve, keeping pace with Charlotte’s busy families, and Waverly’s emphasis on the healthy lifestyle for families fits perfectly with our practice’s core values,” says Dr. David Moore (owner of Charlotte Pediatric Dentistry).

Construction of the Waverly MOB II is slated for completion at the end of July. If plans remain on schedule, Charlotte Pediatric Dentistry will open in November 2016, at which time the new address will be: 11835 Southmore Dr., Charlotte, NC, 28277.

Charlotte Pediatric Dentistry was represented by Matt Wall of Sterling Properties Group, Inc. The Landlord was represented by Jenny Fowler and Paul DeVine of Childress Klein.

Charlotte, N.C. — Charlotte-based commercial developers Childress Klein and Crosland Southeast began construction on their six-story, 154,000-square foot office building today. The Hub is the first of two master planned office projects at Waverly, a 90-acre development near the intersection of Providence Road and Providence Country Club Drive in South Charlotte. The Hub is positioned near the main entrance of the property. General contractor, Shelco, LLC, is scheduled to complete construction in 2017.

“We are thrilled to begin this phase of development at Waverly,” commented Paul DeVine, office partner at Childress Klein.

“Waverly will fulfill the growing demand from businesses for a suburban location with an urban feel. We have carefully planned this project to ensure it provides the activity and vibrancy of Uptown while remaining close to employees’ homes.”

The Hub, designed by RJT+R, will be LEED® certified. The building will have an architectural precast and brick façade with high performance glass. Exposed ceilings, upscale modern lobbies and restrooms, a 4-level 840-space parking garage, and flexible floor plans make this property a desirable location for tenants of any size.