<div><p>The city of Charlotte plans to extend an exclusive negotiating period with a group of developers to try and bring the Gateway Station project to life.</p><p>Gateway is meant to be a mix of apartments and offices at the site of a planned Amtrak station uptown, near Truist Field. It’s been delayed for more than a decade.</p><p>Deputy City Manager Allyson Craig said Gateway is critical because “it’s the most transit-connected project in the city of Charlotte.”</p><p>The city plans to continue negotiating with Charlotte Gateway Partners for the rest of this year, before bringing the new Metropolitan Public Transportation Authority as a partner in 2027. It’s unclear if the city will turn Gateway over to the MPTA – or whether it will continue to lead the stalled project on its own.</p></div>

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The city of Charlotte plans to extend an exclusive negotiating period with a group of developers to try and bring the Gateway Station project to life. Gateway is meant to be a mix of apartments and offices at the site of a planned Amtrak station uptown, near Truist Field. It’s been delayed for more than a decade.

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The city of Charlotte plans to extend an exclusive negotiating period with a group of developers to try and bring the Gateway Station project to life. Gate

Charlotte plans to extend exclusive with Gateway Station developer

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