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Charlotte Premium Outlets has ramped up construction as it plans for a July 31 opening.
Work on that nearly 400,000-square-foot outlet center began in September, and the outlet mall’s footprint is now in place.
It is being built on a 40-acre parcel on the west side of Interstate 485 between Shopton and Steele Creek roads.
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Campbell knows the list of projects still to be completed is long — and the weather in recent months has made the construction process challenging. But, she adds, general contractor Choate Construction is on target to meet the July 31 opening.
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“It’s an exciting time for any manager to see something come out of the ground,” Campbell says.
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The outlet center will have 100 stores — up from the 90 planned initially.
Jennifer Thomas covers retail, health care and education for the Charlotte Business Journal.