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Pegasus Residential is thrilled to announce that we have partnered with Mesa Capital Partners to manage Taylor Farms Apartment Homes, a stunning 276-unit community located in the vibrant Mallard Creek area of Charlotte, NC. Taylor Farms is a premier residential community featuring upscale amenities, including a fitness center, resort-style pool, expansive pool deck, grilling stations, and a fire pit, all designed to elevate the living experience. Residents also enjoy unparalleled access to Charlotte's thriving employment hubs, entertainment districts, and top-rated schools. Looking ahead to 2025, we’re excited to continue collaborating with Mesa Capital Partners as they expand their portfolio, and we’re committed to delivering exceptional living experiences for the residents of Taylor Farms and beyond. #pegasusresidential #MESA #Charlotte #PegasusNEXT

Tyler Weber

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Pegasus Residential - Midwest Waste would love to become a partner with your firm. If your offices are not currently working with a waste management professional, I think you would be very surprised by what we can do for your locations. We do it all the time and I wouldn't be bothering you if I didn't know we are effective. It's a win win. How do we connect?

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Congratulations to the entire Pegasus Residential team!

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