1000 NC Music Factory Blvd,Charlotte, NC 28206
Most office buildings are just buildings. The AvidXchange Music Factory is something else, a former early-1900s textile mill, decontaminated, reimagined, and redeveloped into one of Charlotte's most recognizable mixed-use destinations. It sits just north of Uptown, minutes from South End and NoDa, and the businesses that lease here are part of a campus with more than 1,000 employees, 15+ restaurants and entertainment venues, and an identity you can't replicate in a generic suburban park.
Six suites are now available, ranging from ±874 SF to ±8,750 SF, at rates from $24 to $28 per square foot. Here's what's on the market.
The Available Suites
Suite C4 $28/SF
±8,750 SF
Restored historic mill space
Original pine wood floors
Exposed brick walls
High ceilings
Spacious, open-concept layout
Convenient parking access
Suite C3 $28/SF + Utilities
±6,000 SF
11 private offices
3 coworking spaces
2 conference rooms
Storage area
Kitchenette
Ideal for established companies needing a combination of private offices and collaborative spaces.
Suite B9 $24/SF + Utilities
±4,341 SF
Polished concrete floors
Exposed brick
Open workspace
Kitchenette and wet bar
Meeting room
Private office
Ideal for creative agencies, collaborative teams, and businesses that value an open work environment.
Suite B3 $24/SF
±3,904 SF
11 private offices
2 conference rooms
Reception area
Kitchen/breakroom
Negotiable tenant improvement allowance
Ideal for professional services firms requiring private workspaces and client meeting areas.
Suite B14 $24/SF + Utilities
±973 SF
Studio-style layout
Reception area
Handwashing sink
Storage
Industrial architectural details
Ideal for boutique businesses or service providers seeking a compact studio space, subject to permitted use.
Suite B10 $24/SF + Utilities
±874 SF
Compact office space
Efficient footprint
Suitable for smaller office requirements
Ideal for solo professionals, consultants, and small teams.
Interested in a Suite at the Music Factory?
What Makes This Campus Different
The building at the core of this campus started as a textile mill in the early 1900s, built by John B. Ross, a Charlotte manufacturer, and later used for industrial production until it changed hands in the 1980s. In 2001, the site was acquired, decontaminated, and reimagined as a mixed-use destination. The adaptive reuse preserved the bones: exposed brick, timber framing, industrial finishes, materials that give the space a character no new construction can replicate.
The campus environment
Approximately 200,000 SF of office space across the campus
More than 1,000 employees working within the campus daily
Over 15 restaurants, bars, and entertainment venues on-site
A recognizable Charlotte destination with built-in foot traffic and visibility
Location and access
Minutes from Uptown Charlotte
Convenient connections to South End and NoDa
Easy access to I-77 and I-277
Public transit accessible
Ample on-site parking for employees and visitors
Reach out to Amy Tucker or Andrew Blumenthal to schedule a tour or request the full offering details.
