Uptown offices have reached their fullest in more than three years, according to CBRE's Q2 report.
Why it matters: Center city towers emptied of office workers during the pandemic, turning Charlotte's economic powerhouse into a ghost town. But the latest numbers show Uptown is for sure bouncing back now.
The latest: Leasing momentum was boosted by Capital Group's move into Bank of America Corporate Center and SMBC's lease at 301 South College.
Scout Motors is also temporarily leasing 80,000 square feet at 550 South while its headquarters in Plaza Midwood is completed, per the report.
By the numbers: Uptown's vacancy rate is now 21%, while the overall metro's is 23%.
Midtown, which includes South End, is Charlotte's most in-demand submarket at 14.7%.
