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1 hour ago, apaladin said:

The completion date of first quarter 2020 is obviously not going to happen. Still think they plan on doing one building at a time and the vision of 3 cranes up at one time is not happening. 

They are already doing two buildings now. The office/condo building and the apartment building.

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2 hours ago, vicupstate said:

They are already doing two buildings now. The office/condo building and the apartment building.

We'll see much more construction progress by this time next year. They have their own timeline & weather must cooperate as well.

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35 minutes ago, gman430 said:

So is the hotel dead or something? 

The hotel was just revised a couple of months back. Obviously it will be the last to start, not to mention there is already a lot of work going on in the same block. The other two projects may have to reach a certain phase before work can start on the hotel.  

 

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An article from September popped up recently and when I read it , I noticed something I hadn't seen before:

"Retailers have shown 'tons of interest,' but 'because of what’s happening in retail, we don’t want to take the risk of signing a lease with somebody that’s not here'. "

The way I read that is they aren't interested in retail that is not currently located in Greenville.  Am I reading too much into it?  While I think some of the mall stores would do well downtown, I hope the retail component of this development is not just a shuffling of stores already in this market.  Hoping to see something new to the market.

http://www.greenvillebusinessmag.com/2018/09/05/179797/centennial-american-properties-brody-glenn-talks-about-camperdown-the-rising-star-of-downtown

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36 minutes ago, apaladin said:

They keep getting tenants but there is no building. :tw_confused:

Pretty bad when one of the world’s largest banks becomes your anchor tenant and you still can’t get financing. I blame the government shutdown. 

I’m trying to figure out why these tenants are deciding to locate here instead of at current empty office space downtown like ONE. 

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