Residential / Charlotte, NC

Arcadia

Arcadia is a 427-lot residential development opportunity in the Charlotte metropolitan area.

Arcadia
Arcadia · Charlotte, NC
Investment snapshot

The groundwork for a new neighborhood.

Status: Active.

Location
Charlotte, NC
Acquisition Date
December 2025
Investment Type
Platform Investment and Project Capital
Asset Size
427 Lots
Fund
TriGate Property Partners V, LP
Status
Active
01

The situation

A 251-acre site in Gastonia, North Carolina, offered an opportunity to develop residential lots in an established target market.

02

The investment

TriGate Property Partners V invested in December 2025 through a platform and project capital structure with Suncrest.

03

The business plan

Advance an entitled and engineered site through development. The investment connects land expertise, project capital and demand from homebuilders.

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The property tour on the Investments page follows one continuous geographic imagery pyramid from Earth to aerial views of each property area. The photographs in the cards show the actual investments. Green outlines follow visible site and building edges in the aerial imagery. Crossroads highlights both of its buildings; the property photograph shows Building 100. Aerial dates: Florida, 2023; Nolen Farm and Dallas, 2022. The Nolen Farm card uses a newer community photograph.

Investment locations are based on TriGate’s closed-deal records across the United States. Property-tour dots match their aerial views.