Self-storage facility planned for Laurens Road
A 60,000-square-foot CubeSmart self-storage facility is planned for the former Palmetto Home and Garden building at 2422 Laurens Road in Greenville.
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Marla Lockaby
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Residence Inn slated for The Point on Woodruff Road
A new seven-story, 138-room Residence Inn by Marriott Hotel is coming to The Point at Woodruff Road and I-85 in Greenville.
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Atlanta company buys 2 Spartanburg complexes for $60.9M
The properties, formerly named Chartwell at North End and Chartwell Oak Forest, have been renamed Willows at North End and Parkside at Laurel West, respectively.
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Downtown Greenville grocer Cianciola’s closing
The store and deli opened in early 2015 but “just didn’t have the volume of business needed” to justify keeping the doors open, said Joe Varieur, who owned the business along with business partner Wayne Weldon.
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Chick-fil-A on Augusta
Rumors have been swirling for years about a possible Chick-fil-A coming to Augusta Street. So is it a possibility?
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GB&D in the Village to offer ‘approachable, classic food’
The Village of West Greenville will soon have a new restaurant offering breakfast and lunch.
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Bake Room to offer wholesale goods
The smells of fresh baked bread and pastries will soon fill the air in the Village of West Greenville when the Bake Room opens in a few weeks.
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Concentrix to expand campus
Concentrix, a wholly owned subsidiary of Synnex Corporation, announced it will expand its call center presence on Wade Hampton Boulevard in Greenville with a new lease at its current location, which will mean the company will occupy all of Building III at the 2000 Wade Hampton Boulevard Office Park.
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CRE veterans create Pintail Capital Partners
Three commercial real estate veterans have left NAI Earle Furman to start their own company. Ross Kester, Tyson Smoak and Stuart Wyeth have formed Pintail Capital Partners, a new brokerage and investment sales services company.
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100,000 SF Hampton Station coming to West Greenville’s ‘Water Tower District’
Hampton Station development brings new vision to a century-old West Greenville warehouse
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