CHARLOTTE — Robinson Bradshaw, one of Charlotte’s largest law firms, has signed a 15-year lease to anchor the planned fourth office tower in uptown’s Legacy Union development. Multiple sources have told the Charlotte Business Journal the firm will take 101,000-plus square feet and occupy the top four floors of the building.
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Lincoln Harris is developing Legacy Union, a 10-acre, multiphase development that spans two contiguous city blocks. Legacy Union now includes Bank of America Tower and Honeywell Tower as well as 650 South Tryon at Legacy Union, home to Deloitte and JLL. There’s also a parking deck on site.
Lincoln Harris and Goldman Sachs acquired the land, a large portion of which was formerly home to The Charlotte Observer, for $37.5 million in 2016.
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