Beacon Partners has submitted a land development construction plan to the city of Charlotte for a new multifamily phase at Station at LoSo. The filing covers a 3.8-acre site at 122 Freeland Lane and outlines a 342-unit apartment community directly adjacent to the existing office and retail components of the mixed-use district.
According to details cited from the planning documents, the proposed residential building will incorporate a range of shared amenities designed to serve tenants of the community. The plan calls for communal courtyards, a dog park and a swimming pool, along with other resident-focused features integrated into the overall layout of the property.
The multifamily proposal is positioned next to Beacon’s existing office buildings at Station at LoSo, which delivered in 2023. That portion of the development consists of two five-story office buildings, each totaling 100,000 square feet, with ground-floor retail. The office and retail phase helped establish the Station at LoSo as a mixed-use destination, with the new apartments expected to further expand the site’s residential footprint once approved and built.
Station at LoSo already includes two sizable apartment communities that have opened in recent years. MAA LoSo, formerly known as Novel LoSo, is a 344-unit property located at 4015 Craft Street and delivered in 2021. Nearby, Ello House, a 343-unit community at 3615 Tryclan Drive developed by Proffitt Dixon Partners, was completed adjacent to the Station at LoSo site in early 2024.
The latest Beacon filing represents another step in the multi-phase buildout of Station at LoSo. In addition to the newly proposed 342-unit multifamily phase, a third and final stage of the project is anticipated to feature additional ground-up office construction along with more residential units, further increasing the density of the mixed-use district.
When all phases are complete, Station at LoSo is expected to comprise roughly 1 million square feet across its combined office, retail and residential components. The current development activity underscores the continued evolution of the area surrounding the Station at LoSo, with new multifamily supply arriving alongside existing office and retail uses.
