17.66 Acres +/- Prime Development Opportunity – Dilling Assemblage | Charlotte, NC Rare opportunity to acquire a strategically located assemblage in one of Charlotte’s rapidly expanding growth corridors. The Dilling Assemblage consists of multiple contiguous parcels currently zoned N1-A and N1-B, offering significant frontage, strong accessibility, and exceptional long-term development potential. Preliminary conversations with City of Charlotte planning staff have indicated potential support for higher-density residential and/or commercial urban plan rezoning concepts, particularly when presented with a creative development plan designed to meet both current and future community needs. This creates a compelling opportunity for builders, developers, and investors seeking a large-scale project in a rapidly evolving area of Charlotte. The property is ideally positioned within minutes of the U.S. National Whitewater Center, major transportation corridors, employment hubs, retail growth, and expanding residential development. The location continues to benefit from strong population growth and increasing demand for housing, mixed-use environments, and neighborhood-serving commercial services. Water, sewer, natural gas, and fiber infrastructure are currently located roadside along the property, further enhancing the site’s development potential. Key Highlights: • Approx. 17.66 acres +/- • Multi-parcel assemblage with substantial development scale • Current zoning includes N1-A and N1-B • Preliminary discussions suggest potential rezoning opportunities for higher-density and commercial urban plan concepts • Excellent opportunity for creative mixed-use or residential development • Favorable topography and strong access • Located near major growth corridors and employment centers • Minutes to the U.S. National Whitewater Center • Two existing rental homes currently producing income • Two additional owner-occupied homes could potentially be leased during planning and entitlement phases for interim revenue generation • No known long-term lease encumbrances impacting redevelopment flexibility Don’t miss the fly-over video showcasing the assemblage, surrounding growth, roadway access, and nearby development activity. IMPORTANT: Do not enter, walk, or tour the property without a confirmed appointment. Owners and tenants currently occupy the properties. All site visits and showings must be coordinated and approved in advance. No interior tours of tenant-occupied or owner-occupied homes permitted until OTP (Offer to Purchase) or LOI (Letter of Intent) phase. Buyer to verify acreage, zoning, utility availability, development suitability, and future rezoning potential.

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