Grace Church moves toward permanent Spartanburg home
Grace Church, which has several locations across the Upstate, has been meeting in temporary digs while establishing its Spartanburg presence. Soon that will change.
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Marla Lockaby
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Eller Tonnsen Bach buys Church Street law firm building for $1.4M
Prompted by increasing office rental rates, law firm Eller Tonnsen Bach has purchased the three-story Dobson Jones law firm building along South Church Street in Greenville and will give the building a much-needed facelift.
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$21M joint venture underway at SCTAC
Greenville Tech, SC Army National Guard will share 95K SF facility
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Old mill spins new apartment project
The American Spinning Mill, part of Greenville’s textile heritage, has sold to a Virginia developer who plans to turn the former mill into loft-style apartments.
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Developed to move
More cities in our region are building transit-oriented developments – is the Upstate next?
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LISTED: CBRE to sell state surplus properties
The South Carolina Department of Administration has selected CBRE as the exclusive agent for the sale of more than 45 underutilized and surplus properties across the state totaling approximately 690 acres.
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Don Pablo’s closes Greenville location
Don Pablo’s, a national Tex-Mex restaurant chain, has closed its Greenville location near Haywood Mall and will be selling off its assets in a liquidation sale.
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Augusta Grill owners branch out east to Haywood Road
Building upon the success of the Augusta Grill on Augusta Street, which opened in 1993, The Haywood Grill opened this week in the former Stax Grill location at 850 Woods Crossing Road, near Haywood Mall in Greenville.
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Creperie coming to downtown Spartanburg
The Crepe Factory will take over the former Sandwich Factory space
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Front Row: Greenville Design Review Board Urban Panel, February meeting
Is new project activity beginning to slow down? Maybe. Or maybe it’s just winter and everyone is busy with the multitude of projects already in progress. Either way, the February Design Review Board Urban Panel meeting had only one item on the agenda with a couple of informal reviews.
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