One of the largest mixed-use developments in the Charlotte region is about to be built just north of Lake Norman in Statesville.
North Carolina state leaders unveiled plans Friday morning for the new 1,020 acre Larkin development.
Senator Thom Tillis talked at length about what the project will mean for attracting new companies and industries to our state;
City leaders grateful for support from @ThomTillis. He says they have “a great product to sell, now they need to work together to sell it.” pic.twitter.com/WLj96vmAa7
— Brittney Johnson (@BrittneyWSOC9) July 7, 2017
According to the official press release, the development will include over 5 million square feet of commercial space and 750,000 square feet of retail space, including dozens of new restaurants, shops, hotels, and other supporting amenities. It will also feature an estimated $37 million of infrastructure development, $20 million of which will be coming from the city of Statesville.
Larkin will become one of the largest concentrations of Class A industrial development in the entire state of North Carolina.
It’s now estimated that it will bring upwards of 3,400 new jobs to Iredell County.
Developers are hoping to break ground by the end of this year and officially open for business by the end of 2018.
