Larkspur Pointe Development Set for Five Forks
Local developer STM Acquisition & Development has announced a new apartment complex that is set to begin construction in January at the Five Forks area next to Publix on Woodruff Road.
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Marla Lockaby
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Report: Residential Sales Climb Statewide
New market numbers released by South Carolina Realtors show that November was another encouraging month for residential sales across the state.
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US Foreclosures Drop 15%, but State Rate Rises 10%
According to a new report issued by RealtyTrac, a real estate information company, U.S. foreclosure activity decreased 15 percent in November overall.
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‘A Calling, Not Just a Job’
Appointed by Gov. Nikki Haley in 2011 to serve as secretary of commerce, Robert “Bobby” Hitt never imagined he would end up as a state employee.
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Florida Company Buys Out Cliffs Communities
Arendale Holdings, a real estate investment and development company based in Jacksonville, Fla., announced Dec. 27 that it has closed the transaction to become the sole owner and manager of The Cliffs Communities.
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Looking Gift Cards in the Mouth
Many local stores display gift cards from national restaurant, retail and specialty chains. But beware: Some gift cards can carry hefty activation or per-transaction fees, so read the fine print on the card before purchasing.
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One Research Drive Plans Kick Off at CU-ICAR
The Clemson University International Center for Automotive Research (CU-ICAR) has announced plans to move forward with design and construction on One Research Drive.
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USA Cycling set to ride into Greenville again
USA Cycling announced Thursday that Greenville has been selected to host the 2015-16 USA Cycling Professional Criterium National Championships.
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New Primrose School Breaks Ground
Primrose School of Greenville had its groundbreaking ceremony last week at its future location at 404 Houston St., off South Church Street in downtown Greenville.
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GGAR Donates $15,000 to Local Charities
The Greater Greenville Association of Realtors presented two local charities with $7,500 checks each last week as part of its Community Service Committee outreach.
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