The Iveys #508: Historic Uptown Luxury Overlooking Tryon Street

Live in the heart of Uptown—steps to dining, arts, nightlife, and the city’s most iconic skyline views.

Why Everyone Loves The Iveys

Once a landmark department store, The Iveys has been reimagined—where timeless architecture meets modern indulgence. Soaring ceilings, original façade details, and secure key-fob entry set the tone for refined city living above Charlotte’s most walkable blocks.

Eat, Drink & Play on Tryon Street

Fahrenheit — rooftop dining and cocktails with panoramic skyline views.
Stoke — wood-fired cuisine and craft cocktails just across the street at the Marriott City Center.
The Capital Grille — Uptown’s classic power-lunch and dinner destination for prime steaks and wine.
Church & Social — upscale cocktails and live music inside a restored church setting.

Bonus: the French bakery Renaissance Pâtisserie is just around the corner for your morning croissant.

Culture, Shopping & Walkable Favorites

Blumenthal Performing Arts Center — Broadway tours, concerts, and special events steps from your lobby.
Mint Museum Uptown — art, culture, and design exhibitions just a few blocks away.
Romare Bearden Park — concerts, fountains, and skyline sunsets across from Truist Field.
Charlotte Center City Partners — community events and Uptown happenings year-round.
Bank of America Stadium — NFL, soccer, and live concerts just a short walk away.

Life at The Iveys #508

Residence 508 offers the perfect blend of elegance and energy—historic character with contemporary finishes. Enjoy 14-foot ceilings, oversized windows framing Tryon Street, and rich hardwood floors underfoot. A direct interior connection links residents to Monarch Market, Uptown’s new global food hall featuring sushi, tacos, pasta, poke, and craft cocktails—all under one roof. You can also access Sophia’s Lounge and Church & Union directly from inside the building, giving you seamless access to some of Charlotte’s most acclaimed dining and nightlife—all without stepping outdoors.

Quick Hits

Premier Tryon Street address in the heart of Uptown Charlotte
Expansive windows with skyline and street-view exposure
Open-concept living with designer lighting and luxury flooring
Direct interior connection to Monarch Market, Sophia’s Lounge & Church & Union
Walkable to dining, arts venues, parks, and the Light Rail

Quick Facts: Tower Two

Height: 43 stories

Program: ~356,000 SF office + 346 apartments

Anchor tenant: Moore & Van Allen leasing the top nine floors; relocating from Bank of America Corporate Center

Location: 1111 S Tryon St. (South Tryon & Morehead), bridging South End and Uptown

We’ve got renderings—and the momentum to match. This announcement restarts major tower construction in Charlotte and adds fresh live-work energy to South End.

South End Lifestyle: Steps Away

Future residents and office tenants will be surrounded by Charlotte’s most walkable amenities:

Charlotte Rail Trail – 3.5 miles of public art, patios, and people-watching

Atherton Mill – dining, coffee, shops & weekend market vibes

Sycamore Brewing – massive taproom & beer garden on Hawkins

Suffolk Punch – coffee, brunch, lunch, dinner & brews by the Blue Line

Plan Your South End Visit – maps, parking & neighborhood guides

Project Materials & Renderings

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Reporting notes: Announcement details and early tenant news compiled from local and developer sources; links above.

The Best Burgers in Charlotte? Copperhead Social Club and NoDa Have the Answer.

Copperhead Social: The Burger King of NoDa

When you think of NoDa, Charlotte’s vibrant arts and entertainment district, you probably picture craft breweries, live music, and a quirky neighborhood vibe. But recently, NoDa has earned a new title: Charlotte’s burger epicenter. At the heart of this movement is Copperhead Social Club, where the burgers are not just good—they’re the best in the city.

Why Copperhead Social Club Stands Out

At Copperhead, the burger magic begins on the grill. Each patty is smashed thin against the hot surface, unlocking that crave-worthy sear and caramelization that only comes from the Maillard reaction. The result? A crust that’s crispy, savory, and packed with flavor on the outside, while staying juicy at the center. This technique might sound like food science, but when you take a bite, it’s pure bliss.

Stacked two patties high with cheese, crisp veggies, a swipe of mayo, and tucked into a slightly sweet Hawaiian bun, the Copperhead burger feels like a perfectly balanced equation. It’s comfort food, but with the precision and artistry of a chef who knows exactly what he’s doing.

And the best part? The menu gives you choices. The “Copperhead” ($12) keeps things classic with cheese, onion, lettuce, pickled banana peppers, and a tangy house sauce. The “Green Chile” ($13) adds a Southwestern flair with roasted chilies, queso fresco, and cilantro mayo. For something over the top, try the version layered with pastrami for just $11.

The Growing Burger Scene in NoDa

NoDa has always been about food innovation, and now it’s becoming the go-to spot for burger lovers. Alongside Copperhead, spots like Brooks Sandwich House and The Goodyear House continue to raise the bar. Brooks is an institution—a family-run staple known for no-frills, old-school burgers that taste like home. Meanwhile, The Goodyear House reimagines the burger experience with upscale ingredients and a chef-driven twist.

Together, these three powerhouses have made NoDa the burger capital of Charlotte. Whether you’re craving a gourmet creation, a nostalgic roadside-style bite, or a refined plate paired with craft cocktails, you’ll find it all within a few blocks.

Why NoDa is the Burger Epicenter of Charlotte

What makes NoDa’s burger scene different? It’s the variety. You can start your evening with a casual bite at Brooks, enjoy a sit-down dinner at The Goodyear House, and then top it off with a late-night round at Copperhead. No other neighborhood in Charlotte offers such a diverse yet consistently excellent burger experience.

For foodies and locals, it’s no longer a question of where to go for the best burger—it’s which one of NoDa’s standouts you’re going to try tonight. But if you want the best of the best, Copperhead Social Club takes the crown.

Author

Scott Russo is known as Uptown Charlotte’s top Realtor, with over 20 years of experience helping buyers and sellers navigate the Uptown Charlotte condo and high-rise market. He’s the expert behind WeSellUptown.com and a go-to resource for luxury living in the heart of Charlotte. Let's get social! follow us on Instagram/Facebook @WeSellUptown

October 21st, 2025

The Iveys #508: Historic Uptown Luxury Overlooking Tryon Street

Why Everyone Loves The Iveys

Eat, Drink & Play on Tryon Street

Culture, Shopping & Walkable Favorites

Life at The Iveys #508

Quick Hits

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Breaking: Queensbridge Collective Confirms 2nd Tower at 1111 South Tryon

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