Asana Partners accquires 44,000 sq ft building at 600 South College Street Charlotte Business Journal Ashley Fahey

Asana Partners closed on a deal for the building at 600 S. College St. for $6.4 million.  The 44,000 Sq ft building is at the intersection of College and Stonewall streets. Sam Judd, chief investment officer at Asana Partners, commented on Tuesday “No specific plans have been developed yet for the site….We like the corner, we like the location, we like the whole Stonewall corridor,” Judd said. He added the building will likely include retail to capitalize on the burgeoning retail corridor along Stonewall Street, anchored by the upcoming Whole Foods at Crescent Communities’ Stonewall Station project.

Adam Williams with Legacy and Ray Killian with Queens Capital LLC brokered the uptown sale.

Adam Williams Partner Legacy

Legacy Congratulates Fresh Chef Kitchen, which has secured a 10 year lease in the Providence Plaza at the former home to Block & Grinder.  The 2,600-square-foot restaurant is on target to open the week of July 24, says Mel Funk, co-owner of Fresh Chef Kitchen.  “I think the people of this area were looking for something fresh and upscale….It’s really good, fresh food that’s flavorful. It’s fresh. It’s clean, but its bold,” says Funk.

“We’re going to grow as fast as we can grow without compromising our quality and standards,”. Fresh Chef is searching for additional sites in the Charlotte market, including possible venues in Denver, Mint Hill and Matthews are in consideration, Funk says.

The Cotswold Fresh Chef restaurant is open for lunch and dinner an offers an option to order online with curbside pick up.

Charles Neal with Divaris Real Estate represented the landlord.
David Tschirhart with Legacy represented Fresh Chef.

David Tschirhart Partner Legacy. His focus is Tenant Representation Specializing in in the restaurant sector.

David Tschirhart

By Josh Bergeron josh.bergeron@salisburypost.com SALISBURY — With a bit of help from Duke Energy, Rowan County leaders want to turn overgrown land into a manufacturing facility on Henderson Grove Church Road. Duke Energy last week announced that a Rowan County site had been selected for its Site Readiness Program. The site measures 140 acres and […]

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Tandur Indian Kitchen wants to establish venues for it restaurant in uptown and south Charlotte by the end of this year.  The fast-casual Indian concept, represented by Legacy’s David Tschirhart, is searching for its first Charlotte locations.

 With a greater awareness of different cuisines options and a growth in the Indian community in Charlotte, The Patel brothers (H.P and J.P. Patel) are excited about the potential in the Charlotte market. Tandur will offer a higher-end fast casual experience. The concept will focus on more chef-driven options, an elevated dining experience and ambiance, and well plated dishes “You’re going to see that happen a lot in fast casual. There’s an evolution going on. Our goal is to be authentic — yet approachable.” H.P Patel says.

‘Tandur is working with Dave Tschirhart of Legacy to find space to accommodate that concept. It needs roughly 3,300-square-foot, end-cap spaces. Patel expects to invest roughly $1 million into each restaurant. Vision Builders will be the designer on the project.’ reports Jennifer Thomas of the Charlotte Business Journal.