Kings Mountain NC

or two ago, and it’s currently one of the only actively selling subdivisions with many lots.” Partnering with America’s largest homebuilder, D.R. Horton, Bailey highlights the immediate success, “They’ve had several sales right out of the gate and remain very optimistic about completing the project over the next couple of years.” Bailey elaborates on the housing market specifics. “These homes are in the $350,000 to $450,000 range. We were recently zoned for another subdivision called Lacey Orchard, which includes a mix of 400 townhomes and single-family detached homes. We hope to sell these homes in about 18 months to two years.” In addition to residential growth, commercial opportunities are being integrated into the development plans. Bailey points out,“Lacey Orchard also has a nine-acre commercial center that will front Highway 74 business. We are excited about this mixed-use development, which will bring various product types to the area.” MORE NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN KINGS MOUNTAIN Kings Mountain’s growth continues with several large-scale projects to redefine the city’s landscape, blending residential, commercial, and recreational spaces and creating a cohesive environment supporting a thriving community. Paul Sparks of Insignis Partners discusses their latest venture. “It’s been great working with Jim and his team,” he says, noting the seamless collaboration through transitions. The 384-acre Dixon Ridge project, rezoned under Palenick’s leadership, demonstrates this effective partnership. “It’s going to be a mixed-use development, primarily heavy residential. There will be a walk-up multifamily component, three stories, office space, and flex warehouse areas,” Sparks explains. Strategically located near the Catawba Two Kings Casino, Dixon Ridge will serve the community and the casino’s operational needs.“The flex warehouse will cater to casino vendors, helping with machines and other necessities,” Sparks, notes. This proximity promises a symbiotic relationship between the development and the casino, nurturing economic synergy. Sparks also reveals plans for Catawba Village, another ambitious project comprising 92 acres plus an additional 40 acres directly across from the casino.“While we can’t disclose specific details due to NDAs, we have several high-profile restaurants and experiential tenants interested,” he shares. Kings Mountain’s future looks promising, and it plans to incorporate the Gateway Trail into these new 4 CIVIL AND MUNICIPAL VOLUME 05, ISSUE 08

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