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Kerry Singe

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As seen in: The Charlotte Ledger, Charlotte Business Journal, WFAE-FM (Charlotte, NC), Q City Metro, Business North Carolina, SouthPark Magazine
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Top shops: SouthPark Mall still wins at retail

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By Kerry Singe Verified
| SouthPark Magazine Verified
by Kerry Singe One recent Friday afternoon, a continuous stream of shoppers walked into Zara’s 29,000-square-foot, two-story store at SouthPark Mall, the uber-popular retailer’s first location in North Carolina. Local fashionistas were thrilled when the store opened in December, as they’d begged the mall’s owner for years to bring the Spanish fast-fashion brand to Charlotte.
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How a new $250K fund is leveling the playing field for West Side developers

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By Kerry Singe Verified
| Q City Metro Verified
Residential and commercial development in Charlotte can be costly as land and construction costs have increased as the city’s population has grown. “It’s an expensive endeavor to get into in Charlotte, and we hear that the small guy can’t play,” says Harold Lloyd, Senior Porgram Officer with LISC Charlotte, an economic development group. With rising costs, many local developers with big visions have been sidelined. But that is about to change.
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Charlotte's housing crisis is a cycle. Habitat for Humanity is working to break it.

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By Kerry Singe Verified
| Q City Metro Verified
When a family finally gets into stable housing, something shifts. Kids perform better in school. Parents can save. Wealth — even modest wealth — can pass to the next generation. Without it, the cycle just continues. That's the reality Laura Belcher, President & CEO of Habitat for Humanity Charlotte Region, confronts every day — and it's why April's National Fair Housing Month carries real urgency for her and for Charlotte.
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