CONSTRUCTION THREAD: Edge on North Main

[DT-Gville]

Thanks for the update. I purchased one of these at auction and it's nice to have some info. Hogan has not been very good about keeping the owners informed as to time frames.

[gs3]

Any news on the progress of these? Haven't been by lately.

[DT-Gville]

Any news on the progress of these? Haven't been by lately.

[gs3]

I went by the other day. Looks like the foundations are mostly done. Framing hasn't started. It is sloooooooow going. I really don't understand what the holdup is.

[wellen]

Wow....that is slow. Seems like the foundations were in months ago. I know this is multiple buildings, but each building is only like, what, 4 floors? They're in a beautiful setting near the ravine/creek....I wonder if the site has caused issues that slowed them down?

[DT-Gville]

They did run into many issues with engineering the water runoff to meet the city's new standards. That, combined with the rocks, and many, many architectural and engineering delays, have put them behind by almost 2 years. However, framing should have started by now.

[wellen]

Just doesn't seem like there is a lot of action on these. Have you heard any update on a completion date?

[gs3]

They did run into many issues with engineering the water runoff to meet the city's new standards. That, combined with the rocks, and many, many architectural and engineering delays, have put them behind by almost 2 years. However, framing should have started by now.

[wellen]

Going on 2 years since the auction, and they are finally making progress. All foundations are in and the road is paved. They are currently framing building 1. It looks like it will be almost entirely framed with trusses, so this part should go fairly quickly. However, I doubt the project will be complete this year.

[GvilleSC]

Going on 2 years since the auction, and they are finally making progress. All foundations are in and the road is paved. They are currently framing building 1. It looks like it will be almost entirely framed with trusses, so this part should go fairly quickly. However, I doubt the project will be complete this year.

[gs3]

These are progressing well. Great setting too overlooking the park.

[Brandon]

I was by here last night, and looks like there are three buildings up...but doesnt appear that much has happened in a month or more. Whats the slow down now?

[btoy]

I was by here last night, and looks like there are three buildings up...but doesnt appear that much has happened in a month or more. Whats the slow down now?

[Brandon]

oh ok, maybe my memory isnt what it used to be... I could have sworn the three I saw were there last time I was by.

[goodbye]

They were working over there last time I was by there.

[gs3]

Anybody know the initial move in date for these? Or a construction schedule for completion? I know someone from out of town who may be interested in one.

[wellen]

They will be ready starting (hopefully) in late fall. Probably one building at a time. The last building should be complete by early Spring.

[gs3]

^ Thanks. I'll pass the info along.

[gs3]

Construction on these started out slow, but it's moving now. Multiple units under construction off North Main.

[gs3]

Good to see this project getting media press. This has been one of my favorite new infill, condo projects because fo the location.....overlooking the small park off North Main (can't think of the name of the park). Looks like move-ins could start as soon as January.

Article from Greenville News:

http://greenvilleonline.com/apps/pbcs.dll/.../708290377/1003

[RestedTraveler]

...overlooking the small park off North Main (can't think of the name of the park)...

[gs3]

[goodbye]

Does anyone else think the name of the article is strange considering this place has been under development for well over a year now?

Condo project planned on North Main -

Fifty-unit complex to offer easy access to downtown

[RestedTraveler]

I know, my sentence sounded stupid. North Main Rotary Park. I hadn't had my Port City when I wrote that.

[GvilleSC]

Does anyone else think the name of the article is strange considering this place has been under development for well over a year now?