Gabrielle Grace Smith, Author at UPSTATE BUSINESS JOURNAL

Real Estate

SunCap purchases 18 acres for Spartanburg industrial building

SunCap Property Group has purchased 18 acres on Tyger Lake Road in Spartanburg and plans to develop a Class A industrial project with availability for a range of tenants. SunCap expects…

Retail and Hospitality

Moe’s Original Bar B Que rolls some Alabama into Greenville

Alabama-inspired counter-service restaurant Moe’s Original Bar B Que will be open for business in Greenville on Monday, July 16.

Retail and Hospitality

ViViD Fireworks delivers magical memories with customized fireworks shows

With their colorful, bright lights dazzling through the sky, fireworks shows elicit "oohs" and "aahs" from crowds at Fourth of July and New Year’s Eve celebrations.

Management

President of The Children’s Museum of the Upstate resigns after 8 years

TCMU will begin searching for a new president and CEO who will maintain the organization.

Manufacturing

Timken to invest $2.5M in Union County plant expansion

New equipment and machinery will be added to the 350,000-square-foot building at 408 Industrial Drive.

Greenville area shopping center sells for nearly $8 million

Built in 2011, the shopping center includes two buildings with 21,300 square feet fully-leased with tenants including AT&T, Jersey Mike’s Subs, Five Guys Burgers & Fries, Aspen Dental, Supercuts, GameStop, Sprint, and more.

Management

BBB opens nominations for 2018 Business Integrity awards

The applications deadline is Aug. 31, and the nominations deadline is Sept. 14.

Retail and Hospitality

Young Office celebrates 65 years of creating workspace magic

When the family-owned Young Office first began offering its commercial office supply services in 1953, the term "creative workplace" hadn’t been coined yet.

Real Estate

Former Office Depot location to redevelop into body shop

Vacant for more than three years, the former Office Depot building in Greer will be revived at last. While the building must be significantly renovated, John Harris Body Shops is…

Manufacturing

Local electrical apparatus company bought by Ohio Transmission Corporation

Crimson Electric Inc., headquartered in Duncan, has been acquired by Ohio Transmission Corporation, the company announced on June 6.