An aerial view of 110 East

Welcome to 110 East, a 370K SF, Class-A office property in Charlotte. The tower was delivered in May by a partnership of real estate companies Stiles and Shorenstein Properties and designed by Hastings Architecture LLC. It features 12 floors of office space, each offering 29K SF. 

Convenience and top-of-the-line amenities allow tenants and residents to take breaks from the workday to access the neighborhood’s shopping and dining options from the lobby level. The sky-level amenity deck offers unobstructed views of Uptown Charlotte from the wraparound terrace, flex multipurpose spaces that allow for events and large meetings, and a state-of-the-art fitness center with spalike showers and locker rooms.  

The property has a direct stop at the East/West Station platform on the LYNX Light Rail as well as the Charlotte Rail Trail. Entertainment options in Charlotte’s South End district include more than 200 stores and restaurants. 

110 East is hosting Bisnow’s Charlotte State of the Market event on Oct. 2. Click here for details. 

The 23-story office building is designed for productivity and respite with natural lighting provided by 11-foot-tall Clearvision glass windows. 

The property seamlessly integrates innovative design, collaborative workspaces and lifestyle amenities to create a unique experience for tenants and visitors. Modern fixtures with a classic appeal were inspired by the neighborhood’s rich history. Both LEED Gold and WiredScore Platinum certified, it also provides tenants with a future-ready environment focused on technology, comfort and on-site wellness. In fact, it was just dubbed the nation’s most intelligent office building by national real estate tech company Realcomm.

Construction of the building’s prebuilt spec suites will be completed in October and include three fully built-out office suites ranging from 6,800 SF to 10K SF with modern, sophisticated finishes.

110 East is in the heart of Queen City’s bustling South End district, providing a vibrant talent pipeline in Charlotte’s fast-growing submarket. The neighborhood is filled with shops, breweries and restaurants like Sycamore Brewing Co., O-Ku Sushi and Barcelona Wine Bar, where colleagues can meet for lunch or enjoy the local nightlife. 

South End’s 3.5-mile Rail Trail connects neighborhoods like Southside Park, Brookhill and Dilworth, encouraging more connectivity in the district. 110 East sits adjacent to the LYNX Blue Light Rail line, providing convenient access to the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, and NoDa, Charlotte’s Arts and Entertainment District. Just 8 miles away is Charlotte Douglas International Airport, the seventh-busiest airport in the U.S. 

• Direct access to Rail Trail Fitness Path for biking and running
• 4K SF Sky Lobby on the 11th floor, featuring views of Uptown Charlotte and terraced outdoor seating for tenants and residents
• 100-seat community conference room with flexible space for better collaboration
• Contactless fixtures, entryways and hand-sanitizing stations throughout the property
• Electric vehicle charging stations and on-site bicycle storage
• Fully equipped 4K SF fitness center with locker rooms and showers for convenience 
• Parking garage with 925 spaces 
• LEED Gold certified
• WiredScore Platinum

Spec Suites

Suite 1200: 9,815 SF

Suite 1210: 12,651 SF

Suite 1220: 6,565 SF

Floors 14-24: 29,031 SF

Rhea Greene – rdg@trinity-partners.com – 704.928.5211

Jennifer Kurz –  jtk@trinity-partners.com – 704.576.2254

John Hannon – jhannon@trinity-partners.com – 704.813.7252

Don’t miss the opportunity to attend Bisnow’s Charlotte State of the Market at 110 East on Oct. 2. 

This article was produced in collaboration between Stiles and Studio B. Bisnow news staff was not involved in the production of this content.

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