Augustalee Email Newsletters - Keeping You Informed

Regional Brokers And Friends Enjoy Preview Party On Site
Published April 24, 2009
Spectacular spring weather greeted almost 100 members of the local commercial real estate community, the Augustalee development team and other associates at the project site on April 23. Our leasing agents CB Richard Ellis put on a grand party, with Southern barbecue, a bluegrass band, and horse and carriage rides around the property.
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Big Crowd Turns Out For Public Hearing – Support Flows In
Published April 8, 2009
About 100 people – the vast majority being Augustalee supporters – turned out for a public “drop in” 4-7 p.m. April 8 at Cornelius Town Hall.
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Augustalee Plans Approved By TCC For Review By MUMPO
Published March 26, 2009
The Transportation Coordinating Committee (TCC), the technical review arm of MUMPO, has recommended the Augustalee-related transportation improvement plans for review by the MUMPO board on Wednesday evening, March 17. MUMPO is the Mecklenburg-Union Metropolitan Planning Organization, which coordinates all transportation system changes in the two counties.
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Date of Public Meeting About Augustalee Transportation Improvement Details Moved To April 8 - Please Attend
Published March 17, 2009
An open public meeting to present plans to widen I-77 and make many other transportation improvements in North Mecklenburg County around Augustalee has been rescheduled for 4-7 p.m. April 8 at Cornelius Town Hall. You are urged to attend and express your support.
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Augustalee Environmental Mission Statement Refined
Published February, 2009
Augustalee has been planned from the very beginning to employ the latest environmentally friendly design standards. As the project has evolved, opportunities for additional pro-environment and air quality enhancements have occurred.
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Merry Christmas from the Augustalee Team!
Published December, 2009
Highlights: Clearing of Old Structures Has Begun at Augustalee Site - Agustalee website is enhanced and expanded - The leasing team attends the ICSC Conference in New York City
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‘Augustalee’: A Historic New Name
For The Former Village At Lake Norman
Published November, 2009
‘Augustalee,’ a name with deep roots in the history of the property and the family that lived and farmed there, has been chosen as the new name for the former Village At Lake Norman project site, the $500-million-plus, master planned, mixed use development in Cornelius, N.C.
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Important Schematic Design Of Phase 1 Completed
Published October, 2009
The important schematic design for Phase 1 of Augustaleehas been completed, representing thousands of hours of work by the Architecture and Engineering Teams and others. Schematic design includes architectural, civil, mechanical, electrical and structural components of the project, as well as roadway and offsites.
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Roadway Plans Moving Forward On Multiple Fronts

Cornelius Bromont Opening Charlotte Office

Published August 2008
Cornelius Bromont, LLC, developers of Augustalee, have signed a lease for their new regional office at 1900 South Blvd., Suite 250, in Charlotte’s SouthEnd, and plan to move in as soon as the space is finished with some minor modification and fresh paint. The Tompkins Toolworx building is a Charlotte Mecklenburg Historic Site.
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Whiting-Turner Selected As Construction Manager
Published July 2008
The Whiting-Turner Contracting Company has been selected as construction manager for the $516-plus-million Augustalee, mixed-use development in Cornelius, NC.
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What's Going On With Augustalee
Published July 2008
This is a question on lots of people’s minds since the Village received rezoning approval from the Town of Cornelius. The Cornelius Bromont team wants to keep its friends, associates and community informed of progress on this important project, so here’s the second in a series of periodic updates. Also, please visit our website to keep up to date on the project or to send us feedback.
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Cornelius Bromont, LLC, Completes Purchase
For Immediate Release May 19, 2008
CORNELIUS, NC - Cornelius Bromont, LLC has completed the purchase of 104 acres in Cornelius and Mecklenburg County, to be the future site of the Village of Lake Norman.  The project is part of an overall mixed use development that involves construction of office, residential, retail and hotel facilities.
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