Residents raise concerns about abandoned luxury apartments in Huntersville
A once-promising apartment development in Huntersville has become a local eyesore, and the company behind it has gone silent. The Pointe at Caldwell Station — a 297-unit apartment complex across 20 buildings — was approved by the town years ago and marketed as a luxury community featuring saltwater pools, stainless steel appliances, and modern finishes. But today, mid-2025, the site sits abandoned. Broken windows, graffiti, and an unused, murky pool now define the development. Walker Lawson has more: https://www.wcnc.com/article/money/gh...
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