Mixed-Use / Multi-Use
At Crosland Southeast, we continue to push the envelope in planning, design and construction, creating retail and mixed-use communities that appeal to a broad demographic and provide a lively atmosphere where people want to stay and hang out, dine or shop.
Explore our newest projects, including Commonwealth in Plaza Midwood and the Eastland Mall redevelopment – mixed-use projects that will be exciting additions to two established communities. You can also see our heritage in past signature developments like Charlotte’s Waverly and Stonecrest, to One Bellevue Place in Nashville and major mall redevelopment Stonebridge in Richmond, VA.
- Crosland Southeast has been selected to serve as Master Developer on the proposed mixed-use redevelopment of the 69-acre former Eastland Mall site in east Charlotte. Crosland […]
- Crosland Southeast, in partnership with Nuveen Real Estate, broke ground in Fall 2021 on construction for Commonwealth, a unique and energetic mixed-use development that will revive […]
- A retail-driven, walkable, multi-use redevelopment of the existing Bellevue Mall in Nashville, TN. Located at the intersection of I-40 and US 70, just 10 minutes southwest […]
- Stonebridge was a joint venture between Crosland Southeast and Hartford-based Hutensky Capital Partners. It is being celebrated as a significant advancement in revitalizing one of the […]
- The property is located in the heart of Congaree Vista and has frontage on Gervais Street and Senate Street. The completely 10,500 sq ft renovated building is set […]
- Located 21 miles south of Lexington and visible from I-75 at exit 87, Richmond Centre is set on a 120-acre tract in central Kentucky and is […]
- Biltmore Park Town Square is a $204 million mixed-use regional destination community in south Asheville, located at Interstate-26 and Long Shoals Road. Offering the area’s only […]
- Soon after construction began in 1999 on 52 acres of horse pasture north of Charlotte, Birkdale Village quickly transformed the Lake Norman bedroom community into a […]
