Plans surged ahead for the future Camperdown project – the current Greenville News site – as Greenville-based developer Centennial American Properties closed the sale of the 4-acre site for a price of $13.25 million, the company confirmed this week.
Centennial bought the site from Gannett Co. Inc. with plans for a four-building development and parking garage at 305 S. Main St., located directly across from the Peace Center. The project will include a 240-unit apartment complex; a 12-story building with 125,000 square feet of office space and 18 luxury condos by Centennial; a 150-room AC Hotel by Greenville-based JHM Hotels; and a 750-space parking garage.
The apartment complex developer, which has other local projects, is expected to be made public early next year, according to a Centennial representative.
Construction is slated to begin in early 2016, with completion of the first building set for 2017 and the entire project in 2018.
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Previous Coverage:
Plans emerge for Camperdown office building // Preliminary designs for one the new office buildings at the future Camperdown project – the current Greenville News site – have been submitted to the Greenville Design Review Board for review.
DRB to Camperdown developers: Try again on exterior // Plans for one of the new office buildings at the future Camperdown project – the current Greenville News site – were shot down last week at the Greenville Design Review Board meeting.
UPDATE: Camperdown office building renderings released // View the renderings for the Camperdown office building
Camperdown development proceeding after national developer pulls out // Development plans are still proceeding for the future Camperdown project – the current Greenville News site, after Dallas-based Trammell Crow announced it was pulling out of the project last week.
