vicupstate

Office building at corner of Church and Tindall (1395 S. Church) sold for $890k on 6/14/17. Site is .687 acres

In the last week or so, another three units went under contract. 6 sold and 2 'Reserved'. I suspect the Markley Station construction getting started has helped build interest in this project. I really wish the city would look at power line burial on Markley. it would seem to be the best time to do so.

^^ Thanks. Interesting find. Maybe one day we will see that in SC.

This idea never made any sense. If it were feasible, then it would already have been done in Atlanta or Charlotte or somewhere. Not to mention the liability and disruption for the existing users of the garage.

I wonder how much of the Hospitality tax the county has collected since 2009 is still available and what if any designs are on it.

British Pharma packager to put hQ in Greenville 70 jobs.

Atlanta Painted Pin looking for Greenville location

I think they already got around that at GHS. The merger does have to be approved by Richland County Council. I would expect some blowback from them, but they will acquiesce in the end I think.

Markley Place is the only other one I can think of currently. We will see how fast it goes. They need to do more marketing IMO. Not everyone keeps up with this stuff as closely as we do.

I hope this doesn't lead to reduction of employment here. I wonder if the local SC House/Senate delegations will have a response to this.

The Auto Parts store that is becoming Half Moon Outfitters on Stone Ave. sold for $1,390,000. .42 acre parcel.

^^ Single family houses approved awhile back.

Proterra raises another $55mm Production will be increased at the Gville plant as part of this.

^^ Thanks for the input. Now that I think about it, the fact that the Charleston Courthouse is in a National Historic Register District, that might have made a difference. There are some regulations that Federal projects can't adversely affect properties on the Register or a district.

What are you basing that on? I know of nothing that would exclude them. A federal law would have to supersede the lower government's law. It has been many years ago now, but IIRC the Hollings Federal Building in Charleston had to make multiple revisions to get approval from the city's Board of Architectural Review.