17 downtown CRE projects to watch
Commercial real estate development is warming up downtown this summer
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Marla Lockaby
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Thanks for the wild ride
I’m not big on goodbyes, so I’ll keep this short and sweet. As some of you may already know, this was my last week with Community Journals.
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Augusta Street shopping center to get new look
The shopping center at 2017 Augusta St. at the corner of Faris Road in Greenville, where Verizon Wireless, Moe’s Southwest Grill and other tenants are located, is about to get a facelift.
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Greer, Greenville apartment complexes on the market
Holliday Fenoglio Fowler L.P. (HFF), a provider of commercial real estate and capital markets services, is handling the sale of an 11-property, 3,039-unit multi-housing portfolio located in several core markets across the United States, including two in the Upstate.
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North Carolina-based toast cafe coming to Greenville
North Carolina-based Toast Cafe will be taking over the recently vacated Two Chef's.
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272-unit apartment complex coming to Laurens Road
Located on 18 acres at 1401 Laurens View Road, the Class AA, gated community will feature 13 buildings with townhome-style, ground-level private entries to every home.
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Front row: Greenville Design Review Board Urban Panel, July meeting
Usually in July, the Greenville Design Review Board does not meet. But since the Greenville Drive wants to get on with their renovations and there were some other things to talk about, the DRB decided to go ahead and hold a meeting.
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Pendleton Street Spinx station ready for upgrade
The Spinx store at the corner of Pendleton and South Academy streets in the Village of West Greenville will close Monday, July 25, to begin demolition and construction of a brand-new store.
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Green Room to close for renovations
Downtown Greenville restaurant the Green Room, known for its award-winning truffle French fries, will close for maintenance and renovations on Sunday, July 24.
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Dark Corner Distillery heads down Main Street
Dark Corner Distillery closed up shop at its longtime downtown Greenville location on North Main Street and reopened this week three blocks down the road at 14 S. Main St.
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