RealtyLink, a full-service real estate developer based in Greenville, announced June 12 development plans for Speedway Business & Technology Park, an industrial development that includes 115 acres behind the former Greenville-Pickens Speedway site.
The project represents an initial investment of $100 million and its Phase I will comprise of more than 1 million square feet. When it is completed, the park will be made up of up to 600 acres of industrial real estate with the potential for 4 million square feet of Class-A industrial space.
Speedway Business & Technology Park will also include sidewalks and walking trails.
“My brother and I grew up just outside of Pickens County,” said Phil Wilson, RealtyLink principal. “We are thrilled to have the opportunity to bring a development of this economic magnitude to the area while also tipping our hats to the history that this site holds for so many of our friends and neighbors.”
Wilson and Stan Tzouvelekas, development associate with RealtyLink, along with CBRE, are seeking tenants for the development. The park’s inaugural tenants will be announced at a later date.
