Greenville News Building May Be Demolished
The Greenville News building at 305 S. Main St., across from the Peace Center, may be demolished once the property is sold, according to CBRE, the company listing the property.
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Marla Lockaby
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Residential Market Returning to Stability
The same factors that catalyzed widespread market recovery for the past couple of years are likely to continue throughout 2014, though perhaps at a moderate pace.
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Real Estate Development & Lifetime Achievement Who’s Who | Bob Hughes
Developer Bob Hughes has been at the forefront of downtown Greenville’s renaissance for years. Projects like NEXT, RiverPlace and ONE, all developed by Hughes Development, are synonymous with the ever-changing Greenville skyline.
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Audi dealership to expand into $5M facility
Steve White Audi, a family-owned auto dealership, is constructing a new 22,000-square-foot, $5 million Audi sales and service facility in Greenville.
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C. Dan Joyner Co. joins Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices
New signage will be hitting the Upstate market, as C. Dan Joyner Co. Realtors completes its conversion this week to a Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices partner. The company will now operate as Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices C. Dan Joyner, Realtors.
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Addison Homes Wins Green Building Award
Addison Homes, a Greenville custom home builder specializing in energy-efficient homes, won the Southern Home and Garden Bridge Award for Green Building at an awards gala late last month.
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NAI Earle Furman Wins National Award
Earlier this week, NAI Earle Furman was awarded the NAI Global Presidents Award at the 2014 NAI Global Convention in Las Vegas.
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Markley Row Construction Set for Spring
As the West End continues to be a hot spot in downtown development, another new project is coming to Markley and Rhett Street. A new, six-home luxury townhome development called Markley Row is set to begin construction spring 2014.
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Copper Penny Expands to Greenville
Charleston-based Copper Penny, an upscale women’s boutique, is opening its first franchised location in Greenville at 1922 Augusta Road in the McDaniel Village shopping center.
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Downtown Greer Is ‘Poised for Growth’
2013 was a good year for downtown Greer. The small downtown area saw 11 new businesses open their doors in 2013 with only four businesses (The Paperback Exchange, The Cazbah, ACME General Store and Capella’s Salon) closing.
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