CHARLOTTE- Because no definite route has been established for the 20-mile Winston-Salem to Greensboro venture, the cost of the project remains unknown, according to a published article. However, Greenways Inc. officials confirm similar projects have averaged $200,000 per mile.

CHARLOTTE-Myers Park United Methodist Church is doubling the size of its existing complex and transforming the intersection on which it sits. The 4,000 members already have pledged $8.3 million for the fall construction start.

CHARLOTTE-Locally based AAC Real Estate Services Inc. will develop the 170-acre, spec venture over a seven-year to 10-year period in southwest Mecklenburg County. A ground-breaking date hasn't been set.

WINSTON-SALEM, NC-Negotiations are under way that would make Wake Forest University the owner of One Technology Place, the centerpiece building at Piedmont Triad University Park, according to a published article.

CHARLOTTE-The locally based real estate services firm has signed three leasing deals, bringing occupancy up to 85% at the 72,730-sf Sterling View building and 84% at the 62,495-sf Sterling Park structure. The buildings are jointly owned by Grubb Properties and Invesco.

CHARLOTTE-The financial technology firm is the first non-bank tenant in the 470,000-sf uptown high-rise being jointly developed by Bank of America and Atlanta-based Cousins Properties. The estimated value of the lease is $7 million.

HIGH POINT, NC-The 24-acre manufacturing facility will be built across from another four-building plant operated by Brayton Co. on Swathmore Road. The estimated hard construction cost of the project is $17 million. High Point is 70 miles north of Downtown Charlotte.

CHARLOTTE-To prevent suburban sprawl, the Queen City says it has to concentrate on higher-density projects, especially along transit lines. But the City Council's voting record on zoning applications doesn't always support its position.