Other Downtown Projects

The Cabarrus Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship

57 Union St. S

The Cabarrus Center is open in Downtown Concord in the former Cabarrus Savings Bank Building next door to the Historic Cabarrus County Courthouse. Flywheel, a leader in creating co-working communities committed to growing businesses, designed and is now managing this historic space. The Cabarrus Center welcomes aspiring entrepreneurs, existing businesses, and our diverse community to learn, grow, and accelerate their businesses through education, networking, and mentoring.

Visit the Cabarrus Center Website

Suites at 57 South

57 Union St. S

Suites at 57 South – Total investment was $9MM (all costs including acquisition).

Description:

17 Apartments
6 units – 1 bed / 1 bath starting at 647 sq ft
11 units – 2 bed / 2 bath starting at 1167 sq ft
Stainless Steel Appliances, Marble Window Sills, Tile Showers, Window Treatments, Exposed DuctWork, Full Size Washer/Dryer, Slow Close Cabinet Doors and Drawers, and Beautiful Views of Downtown Concord

For leasing information contact:
Justin Mueller
Property Manager
Email

Visit the Suites at 57 South Website

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P.M. Morris Building Renovation

48-56 Union St S

Renovations are underway at the P.M. Morris Building located at 50 Union Street South. The building was originally erected in 1903 by three sons of Phileman Milton Morris for whom the brothers named the new structure. The private developer will renovate the upper floors into 14 apartment units (13 one-bedroom and 1 two-bedroom). Apartment include hardwood floors and tile for bathrooms, stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, views of historic downtown, surface parking, etc. The Lofts On Union were completed in Spring 2024.

Sawmill Tavern and Charros Mexican Restaurant coming soon!

Visit the Lofts On Union Website

Cabarrus County Courthouse Expansion

Church St. / 77 Union St. S

Physical construction on the 250,000-square-foot Cabarrus Courthouse expansion/renovation began in 2020, and officials expect the entire project to last about five years. Plans include the relocation of the courthouse entrance to a pedestrian plaza built on the former Means Avenue. This will allow for better access from Church and Union streets. The project will update the nearly 50-year-old building and help with a continued increase in court traffic.

View More Info on the Cabarrus County Website

Cabarrus Tavern

10 Cabarrus Ave. W

Plans are approved for the Cabarrus Tavern at 10 Cabarrus Ave. W., which will bring approximately 3,200 SF taproom and restaurant to downtown Concord.