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New mixed-use developments in North Carolina

ZoneWire is tracking 35 mixed-use development projects in North Carolina through local government hearings, with the rezonings, site plans, variances, vote tallies, and conditions of approval on the record for each one.

35 projectsmost recently updated first

Mixed-use
Lower Tuckasegee Mixed-Use
Charlotte · Thurton Urban LLC
Under Review1.9 acres
Mixed-use
Heinz Regional Activity Center
Charlotte · Heinz
Under Review3.87 acres
Mixed-use
Lower Tuckasegee Mixed-Use
Charlotte · Thurton Urban LLC
Under Review1.9 acres
Mixed-use
Five Points Mixed-Use Development
Charlotte · Historic West End Partners with Knight Foundation, LISC, and Integral
Under Review1.25 acre
Mixed-use
Heinz Regional Activity Center
Charlotte · Heinz
Under Review3.87 acres
Mixed-use
36th Street Station TOD site
Charlotte · Flywheel Group
Under Review0.43 acres
Mixed-use
Uptown Jacksonville Project
Jacksonville · City of Jacksonville
Under Review
Mixed-use
36th Street Station TOD site
Charlotte · Flywheel Group
Under Review0.43 acres
Mixed-use
Uptown Jacksonville 400-acre redevelopment project
Jacksonville · City of Jacksonville
Under Review400 acre
Mixed-use
Uptown Jacksonville Project
Jacksonville · City of Jacksonville
Under Review
Mixed-use
MPV Properties / Mission Properties development
Charlotte · MPV Properties / Mission Properties
Approved8.56 acres
Mixed-use
Five Points Mixed-Use Development
Charlotte · Historic West End Partners and LISC
Approved
Mixed-use
Five Points Mixed-Use Development
Charlotte · Historic West End Partners with Knight Foundation, LISC, and Integral
Under Review1.25 acre
Mixed-use
Heinz Regional Activity Center
Charlotte · Heinz
Under Review3.87 acres
Mixed-use
36th Street Station TOD site
Charlotte · Flywheel Group
Under Review0.43 acres
Mixed-use
Pearl Residential Tower
Mecklenburg County · Atrium Health / unnamed residential developer
Under Review
Mixed-use
Heritage Park (Block One / Phase One)
City of Raleigh · Raleigh Housing Authority
Continued3,000 sq ft
Mixed-use
North Boylan / Lila Improv Theater (Z1626)
City of Raleigh · Mill & Oak LLC
Approved15 acre
Mixed-use
The Pearl Innovation District
Mecklenburg County · Atrium Health / Charlotte Mecklenburg Hospital Authority
Under Review14 acre
Mixed-use
Heritage Park (Block One / Phase One)
City of Raleigh · Raleigh Housing Authority
Continued3,000 sq ft
Mixed-use
Atrium/Inlivian Mixed-Use
Charlotte · Charlotte Mecklenburg Hospital Authority / Inlivian / Horizon Development Properties
Under Review3.14 acres
Mixed-use
CRD Development Hotel and Residential
Charlotte · CRD Development LLC
Under Review1.49 acres
Mixed-use
North Boylan / Lila Improv Theater (Z1626)
City of Raleigh · Mill & Oak LLC
Approved15 acre
Mixed Use
5601 Six Forks Road
raleigh
Decided
Mixed Use
Dorothea Dix Drive (Heritage Park)
raleigh · Raleigh Housing Authority
Decided
Mixed Use
6518, 6702, and 6710 Rock Quarry Road
raleigh · Worth Mills
Decided
Mixed Use
Case 2026-28
Charlotte · Barnhart Manufacturing Company
Awaiting final vote
Mixed Use
Planning Commission Report
raleigh
Mixed
Mixed Use
Z5425
raleigh
Decided
Mixed Use
Z0126
raleigh · Jamie Schwedler, Parker Poe
Decided
Mixed Use
4804 and 4808 Spring Forest Road
raleigh · Moss Construction and Design
Mixed
Mixed Use
Z0826
raleigh · Hunter Winstead
Decided
Mixed Use
309 North Boylan Avenue
raleigh · Christopher and Jill Eichmann
Decided
Mixed Use
Planning Commission report - Capital Boulevard
raleigh · Beacon Partners
Decided
Mixed Use
3911 Western Boulevard
raleigh · Collier Marsh
Decided

Mixed-Use projects by county

What counts as a mixed-use project?

On ZoneWire, a mixed-use project combines housing with retail, office, or other commercial space in one development, often as a planned unit development or a downtown redevelopment. ZoneWire tracks each one through its government hearings and keeps the vote tallies and conditions of approval on the record, updated within a day of each hearing.

How do I find new mixed-use developments proposed near me?

Browse the county pages or the list on this page. Each mixed-use project links to its hearing record, where you can read the vote and the conditions the board attached to the approval.

How does ZoneWire know about mixed-use projects before they are built?

ZoneWire watches the local planning commission and council meetings a project must clear before it can be built. A mixed-use development shows up as soon as it reaches its first public agenda or hearing, and stays current through each later vote.