CHARLOTTE, NC – FCP and joint venture partner Crosland Southeast announced the acquisition and groundbreaking of The Exchange at Indian Land mixed-use development site at Charlotte Highway and Possum Hollow Road in Indian Land, SC within the Charlotte, NC MSA. The three- and four-story residential community will include 400 apartment units and 35,000 square feet of retail space. Additionally, a new shopping center, including a Lowes Foods grocer and 20,000 square feet of retail space, will be part of this master-planned development. First apartment units are anticipated to deliver in early 2024. Alongside FCP and Crosland Southeast, national homebuilder Taylor Morrison will also construct over 300 townhomes within the master plan.
“FCP is excited to partner with Charlotte-based Crosland Southeast on this very well-located and well-planned development,” said FCP Senior Vice President, Alex Cathcart, who heads the firm’s Raleigh office. “The Exchange at Indian Land will provide much-needed apartment living in a rare walkable environment, close to job centers and retail services.”
Indian Land is one of the fastest growing suburbs of Charlotte, featuring highly rated schools and an excellent quality of life. The Exchange at Indian Land apartments will offer direct access to major employers such as Red Ventures, Continental Tire, Movement Mortgage and the future MUSC Hospital, and the site lies just south of the Ballantyne area, home to more than 40,000 jobs. The community will be adjacent to a newly-opened YMCA that features an indoor pool, after-school child care, walking tracks, ballfields, and more.
“We’re eager to get dirt moving after nearly two years of planning,” said Yates Dunaway, Senior Vice President of Crosland Southeast. “Like with many of our past projects, we expect the mixture of uses to create an attractive environment for our future residents and neighbors.”