Charlotte, N.C. — Jamestown has partnered with existing ownership to recapitalize Camp North End, a 76-acre mixed-use redevelopment project located just north of Charlotte’s Uptown district. The Atlanta-based developer and operator will serve as general partner and lead asset management, leasing, marketing, architecture and development firm for the new joint venture ownership structure. ATCO Properties & Management will remain a partner in the overall development, while Shorenstein Investment Advisors will continue as a partner with Jamestown and ATCO in a portion of the project.
Jared Londry of PointBlank Ventures represented ATCO in the joint venture transaction and led the structuring of the partnership. PointBlank Ventures has also been retained by Jamestown to raise joint-venture equity for the next phases of development at Camp North End. Damon Hemmerdinger of ATCO will serve in an advisory role as non-executive chairman of the joint venture, as ATCO continues to own and operate Kinship, the multifamily development completed at Camp North End in 2025.
The site was originally constructed in 1924 as a Ford Model T plant and later repurposed as the Charlotte Area Missile Plant. ATCO acquired the property in 2016, and Shorenstein became a capital partner in 2018. To date, roughly 500,000 square feet of space has been delivered.
Today, Camp North End features a mix of office, residential, retail, restaurant and public gathering space, with an additional 3.2 million square feet of land entitlements secured for future development. Camp North End is home to various office tenants such as Google Fiber, Ally Bank’s TM Studio and Centene’s Caolina Complete Health, as well as several retail tenants including Tipsy Pickle, Hex Coffee and Surefire Market.