Construction is underway on a $23 million industrial park in southern Greenville County.
Named SouthPoint Commerce Center, the project will comprise six buildings ranging between 15,000 to 80,000 square feet of warehouse and flex space. The industrial park will be on 25 acres near the South Carolina Technology and Aviation Center at 812 and 820 Antioch Church Road.
In September, Boyett Properties Inc., a Greenville-based real estate developer, broke ground on the project. KEEL Concepts, CBRE, The Pentreath Co. and SeamonWhiteside are also a part of the project team.
The project will be completed in phases; the first buildings are expected to be completed in April 2025. It is estimated that construction of the industrial park will take 18 months to two years.
Table 301 opens new restaurant at BridgeWay Station
A new Italian restaurant called Tavola opened in BridgeWay Station Sept. 24. The restaurant is the latest concept created by Table 301 and is the restaurant group’s first location outside of downtown Greenville.
Guests can enjoy the restaurant’s authentic Italian cuisine, including made-from-scratch pasta, steaks, seafood and more. The food is crafted by Beau Owens, executive chef, and Troy Arnold, chef de cuisine. The restaurant is open from 4 to 9 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday at 620 BridgeWay Blvd., Simpsonville.
City of Mauldin approves fiber internet agreement
Maudlin City Council gave final approval Sept. 17 to enter into a franchise agreement with Ripple Fiber. The Charlotte, North Carolina-based internet provider intends to bring its services to the Carriage Run neighborhood located off Holland Road.
Ripple Fiber plans to focus on underserved areas instead of providing services to places with existing providers. The company is also expanding into Greenville and Simpsonville.
AFC Urgent Care Bon Secours receives accreditation
AFC Urgent Care Bon Secours received its Urgent Care Association Accreditation designation in October. There are 17 urgent care centers across the Upstate including in Greenville, Mauldin, Simpsonville and Greenwood.
AFC Urgent Care qualified for the accreditation by meeting the UCA’s criteria standards for governance, human resources, patient care processes, quality improvement, physical environment, health-record management and patient privacy/rights/responsibilities. The designation is awarded every three years.
