Tryon Plaza

See this amazing overview video of Tryon Plaza, Uptown Charlotte's premier office condominum http://youtu.be/X-ENyjPSJbg

Welcome to Tryon Plaza Charlotte's premiere business address since 1927, Tryon Plaza's 20 stories of Art-Deco design are the only high-rise office condominiums available for purcha...

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Uptown Insurance – An Allstate Success Story | Tryon Plaza Awards and plaques cover the walls of J.C and Bianca Alvarado’s office at Uptown Insurance. Behind the shining sheath of their achievements is the story of sacrifice, challenge and love. The husband and wife team have owned their Allstate office at Tryon Plaza since 2007.

7th Street Market opens today 7th Street Market is now open. Go forth, buy fruit and multiply.

Are you a raving fan of the Modern Asian and Sushi at Room 112 ? Check out their story!

The mashed potatoes and grits of the sushi world | Tryon Plaza The word pedigree pops up on the Room 112 webpage. It is the one Andy and Adrian Chen use to describe their modern Asian cuisine and sushi restaurant. Pedigree blends together the Chens’ philosophy of an excellent dining experience, knowledge of the Charlotte palette, and style in food.

Look which Tryon Plaza owner is going Over the Edge tomorrow! Kudos to Shane McDevitt of The McDevitt Agency!

Rappelling in Uptown! | Tryon Plaza An owner of an office condominium unit at Tryon Plaza, Shane McDevitt, is really living over the edge for a good cause!

We welcome Anthony as our new business concierge at Tryon Plaza! It's amazing the time savings that our owners get by utilizing this amazing service.

Concierge at Your Service | Tryon Plaza Time runs out. Five, six, or seven o’clock hits. You’re not done with a report. All you think about is the dinner not on the stove. The kids call or text. You remember you need to stop by the grocery store after you survive Charlotte traffic.

2 for 1 (well kind of): Meet Anthony. When you office here, he works for you.

Concierge at Your Service Time runs out. Five, six, or seven o’clock hits. You’re not done with a report. All you think about is the dinner not on the stove. The kids call or text. You remember you need to stop by the grocery store after you survive Charlotte traffic.