Downtown Living in Greenville

[Spartan]

I thought it would be interesting to compare the residential boom in downtown Greenville and downtown Columbia. I opted to exclude Charleston since it already has a large percentage of its population living on the peninusla and it isn't experienceing the same type of "renaissance." Some text is taken straight from other's posts, and all most of this info can be located via Urban Planet.

My goal is to accumulate a list of all residential units (not single family) in DT Cola and Gville, old or new.

This is not comprehensive, so please add to the list if I have missed anything.

****The Columbia units are prooving more difficult to find pictures of and links to sites since we don't have them listed centrally like has been done in Greenville. So, waccamatt, I am taking the liberty of using some of your photos from your photo tour. I am putting them on my host so its not using your bandwatidth. I hope thats ok:) If not, just let me know and I will take them down.****

Greenville

Villagio Verde

• buildings ranging in height from 3 to 7 floors
  
• 200,000 sq ft of residential space
  
• 100,000 sq ft of office/retail space
  

http://www.villagio-verde.com/

The Brio Church St.

It is the renovation of the old Ramada Inn and will have 52 condos in phase one (41 have been sold already). Additional street retail and condos will be built in phase two.

http://www.chooseauction.com/template_6.htm

The Bellagio Gardone W North St.

Features eight 12-unit buildings and eight 8-unit buildings. Site lists total area as 30,000- 45,000 sq ft, but my math shows it much higher than that (156,800 sq ft for the 8 eight-unit buildings + whatver for the 12 unit buildings). I will take their word for it though.

http://www.neal-prince.com/pages/bellagiogardone.html

The Camperdown Condos Camperdown Way/Reedy River

12 floors and 71 unit condominium tower

97,000 square feet

(Old rendering)

http://www.harpercorp.com/camperdowncondos.php

Poinsett Corners

Four story, 84 unit luxury condominiums, 15,000 sf of office space

http://www.harpercorp.com/poinsettcorners.php

Article on project's upgrade

Lofts at Mills Mill Church Street near Augusta Road

A refurbished mill converted into lofts.

http://www.millsmill.com

The Bookends McBee St.

• 8 Floors
  
• 30 Condos, street level retail space
  

http://www.bookends.us/

Wachovia Place

158,000 SF including 5,580 SF of retail, plus the addition of 10,053 square feet of new retail space, 4,671 SF of new street-front office space

22 apartments and a new public courtyard with a dynamic water feature

http://www.wachoviaplace.com/

The Richland @ Cleveland Park

5 Level Condo

The Park

Townhome Village on McPherson Park

Pendleton West West End

• Greenville General Hospital
  14 single family homes, 2 duplexes, and a mix of 57 townhomes and condominiums
  
  
• former Relax Inn site
  A 33,065 square foot three story office and residential building will be constructed on the former Relax Inn site. 16 residential units will be available in the building.
  

http://www.therandolphgroup.com/downtown_greenville.php

400 North Main

Condos, no info provided

http://greenville-sc.carolina-idx.com/deta...&mls_in=1083079

Court Street Condos

http://greenville-sc.carolina-idx.com/deta...&mls_in=1076842

Virginia Condos

In the Historic Pettrigru District within walking distance to Bi-Lo Center

http://greenville-sc.carolina-idx.com/deta...&mls_in=1080203

Scott Tower Augusta Street

14 Floors (I assume this is residential)

http://www.emporis.com/en/wm/bu/?id=200532

Towers East Apartments

15 floors

http://www.emporis.com/en/wm/bu/?id=127341

........and the crown jewel.............

55 Riverplace

20 Acre mixed use develpoment

[btoy]

The Scott Tower in Greenville is Public Housing for the Elderly, there is also two more similar. The Summit Next the The Greenville Transit and another accorss the Street from 400 Main.

Also in Greenville is the Monahan Mill conversion to Apartments and many Attached Townehome developments downtown.

Also don't forget about the Riverhouse at riverplace, it has topped out. The Richland on Washington St. it is almost complete, The Davenport Condos Accross Church St. from the Federal Building and Accross Washington from Christ Church. And the Lennox on E. North Street

I don't have time to add photos this morning but I will try at another time.

[gs3]

In addition to all these large loft/condo projects in GV, I think it's important to note that almost every building downtown (2 floors or more) has lofts and living above the retail. Any little 4,000 square foot, 2 story structure has lofts on the second floor....lofts above Venti, lofts above Bergamo, lofts above Jersey Mikes Subs, lofts above Giorgio Trattoria, lofts above the old TD Waterhouse, etc, etc.

Greenville's downtown living has been successful because every available space, no matter how small, has been approached creatively for living (some with only 2,3,or 4 lofts).

[btoy]

More in Greenville

West Park & Townes

The Edge at North Main

Condos at the NEw Ball Field

155 E. Riverplace

Riverhouse

GReenville Summit

Towers East

[Spartan]

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[RestedTraveler]

The Pinnacle on Main is partially residential (9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th floors - roughly 5000 sq ft. of usable residential living space on each floor):

http://www.pinnacleonmain.com/

[gs3]

Some more to add:

Riverplace will have three condo buildings (only 55 is shown in this post). There will also be Terrace at Riverplace and RiverHouse.

Biltmore Oaks

Renaissance at the Falls

[btoy]

Riverplace will actuall have 5 condo buildings. Just like the Terrace will mirror is design the Hampton Inn there is planned two other condos similar is design to the 55 Riverplace and Riverhouse, they can be seen on the site plan on the right.

[gs3]

Some additional Camperdown.

[btoy]

Dont forget about 22 South Main, it will have residential as well.

22 South Main Website

[gs3]

Oh yeah, the new rows houses in the Hampton Pinckney area. There is also an old church in this area that's being converted to lofts/condos. Think it's on Pinckney Street....can't remember the name of the development. Anybody know?

[btoy]

It is called The Hamptons

Hampton Condos Website

[gs3]

Thanks Brad!

[RestedTraveler]

Does anybody have any details on the development in Greenville on East Washington Street near the Reedy River (near the Cleveland Park and the Greenville Zoo)?

Is it one of the ones mentioned here? It doesn't seem like it - that one seems like it's right out of Central Florida (Stucco Exterior Walls painted with pastel colors and a Spanish Tile Roof).

edit: This seems to be at least partially residential (if not completely).

[gs3]

Does anybody have any details on the development in Greenville on East Washington Street near the Reedy River (near the Cleveland Park and the Greenville Zoo)?

Is it one of the ones mentioned here?  It doesn't seem like it - that one seems like it's right out of Central Florida (Stucco Exterior Walls painted with pastel colors and a Spanish Tile Roof).

edit: This seems to be at least partially residential (if not completely).

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That one is called The Richland @ Cleveland Park. 200K to 600K. I heard they sold out almost immediately. Don't have the website.

[RestedTraveler]

That one is called The Richland @ Cleveland Park.  200K to 600K.  I heard they sold out almost immediately.  Don't have the website.

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Thanks! I can't find a web site for it, but I did find some information on the Greater Greenville site about it and other developments:

http://www.greatergreenville.com/enews/dtnewsfall04.htm

[RestedTraveler]

There was an advertisement in this week's Greenville Journal for "Park Place on Main" - starting from the mid $700,000's:

There was no web site listed in the ad.; however, it is going to be located at 18 South Main Street.

[goodbye]

That's the development in the former Greenville Furniture store. It will be an awesome addition and it will house the wealthy only.

[RestedTraveler]

That's the development in the former Greenville Furniture store.   It will be an awesome addition and it will house the wealthy only.

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I'm independent, yet not wealthy; therfore, that counts me out

Oh well - still a great addition to downtown

[gs3]

Article in todays GV News about the new Park PLace condos on Main.

http://www.greenvilleonline.com/news/busin...05052465128.htm

Also, a link with some really great renderings of Park Place.

http://www.cainrealestate.com/park_place_on_main.php

[Chickenwing]

Article in todays GV News about the new Park PLace condos on Main.

http://www.greenvilleonline.com/news/busin...05052465128.htm

Also, a link with some really great renderings of Park Place.

http://www.cainrealestate.com/park_place_on_main.php

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You dropped the "e" in cain"e"

http://www.cainerealestate.com/park_place_on_main.php

[RestedTraveler]

You dropped the "e" in cain"e" 

http://www.cainerealestate.com/park_place_on_main.php

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Hehehe...I'm glad someone figured it out. I was wondering why a realtor in Mobile, Alabama would have anything to do with Park Place on Main It's OK though because I found the same renderings (only not as large and not as nice) on the Greenville News article, too.

[gs3]

You dropped the "e" in cain"e" 

http://www.cainerealestate.com/park_place_on_main.php

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Oops! My fingers get ahead of my brain or vice versa.

[goodbye]

I found it rather nice that the artist included the edge of 22 South Main (another residential renovation) in the top rendering.

[goodbye]

Marchant Company's Camperdown Condominiums website has a great scrolling 360-degree view from where the building will be erected. A nice perspective! B)

Marchant Company - Camperdown Condominiums

Construction is expected to begin in mid-June! I hope The Pinnacle on Main starts around the same time.