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Check out Rocky Mount Mills on the Tar River.  the same developers who renovated American Tobacco in Durham are doing this.  Office, retail, mill houses renovated around the mill, a hotel of tiny hous

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East Carolina University’s former warehouse district-Intersect East. *Illustrative details

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Source:  12/23/20 Daily Reflector Greenville developers announce plans to convert historic tobacco buildings into hotel, dining destination. A group of Greenville businessmen on Tuesday anno

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KJHburg Ecumenopolis

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BB&T is consolidating all their 500 Whiteville NC employees in a new office building downtown shortly after announcing the same thing in downtown Wilson.  It is great they are supporting the small cities across the state.

https://www.bizjournals.com/triad/news/2018/10/16/bb-t-adding-20-facility-in-whiteville.html?ana=e_ae_set1&s=article_du&ed=2018-10-16&u=oAaDx%2B74FoP4qOJ%2By4AU6dhJPpc&t=1539719682&j=84446561

from the local paper  https://nrcolumbus.com/business/bbt-to-consolidate-local-operations-into-new-20-million-building-along-j-k-powell-blvd/

 

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On 4/3/2019 at 4:21 PM, KJHburg said:

Great story from Business NC on the recent developments and companies in Greenville.

http://businessnc.com/eastern-nc-acts-as-hub-for-innovation/

Thanks for sharing!  I was just in Greenville yesterday (made it to 3 additional counties!) and thought Uptown definitely has a lot of potential.  It's already pretty lively despite its small size, but new development is slowly coming back with some apartment complexes along Reade Circle.

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Thanks for sharing!  I was just in Greenville yesterday (made it to 3 additional counties!) and thought Uptown definitely has a lot of potential.  It's already pretty lively despite its small size, but new development is slowly coming back with some apartment complexes along Reade Circle.

as an ECU undergrad alum there has been a lot of changes in Gville and it has more apartments than any city its size.  It is crazy.  

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Check out Rocky Mount Mills on the Tar River.  the same developers who renovated American Tobacco in Durham are doing this.  Office, retail, mill houses renovated around the mill, a hotel of tiny houses.  GREAT project for Rocky Mount.  photos yesterday.   saw a law firm among other companies were leasing office space in there.    Right off US 64 on the river north of downtown RM. 

https://www.rockymountmills.com/

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