Author: Jason Brown
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Historic Stone Cottage Reopens on Falls Park, Adding to Downtown Greenville’s Wave of Adaptive-Reuse Investment
GREENVILLE, S.C. — A 130-year-old cottage overlooking Falls Park reopened this weekend as a cafe and event venue following a $1.1 million restoration, the latest example of developers and city officials turning historic downtown Greenville buildings into income-producing commercial space. Stone Cottage, at 615 Main Street, held its grand reopening Saturday after a renovation led…
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GSP Airport Breaks Ground on $27.5 Million Solar Canopy System to Power Terminal
GREER, S.C. — Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport is moving forward with a $27.5 million solar canopy project that will let the terminal complex run largely on power generated on site, part of a broader wave of capital investment reshaping the region’s busiest air travel hub. Construction of the steel superstructure over Garage B is set to…
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Cook Out Reportedly Buys Seneca Retail Site as Moe’s Southwest Grill Closes
Moe’s Southwest Grill has closed its Bypass 123 location in Seneca, and the property has reportedly been sold to Cook Out, adding to a wave of retail turnover along Oconee County’s busiest commercial corridor.
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Historic American Cigar Factory Offers 16,000 Square Feet of Office Space in Downtown Greenville
More than 16,000 square feet across two floors of the 123-year-old American Cigar Factory building near Main Street has hit the Greenville office market, adding rare historic inventory as downtown demand for character-driven space continues.
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Clemson Council Weighs 752-Bed Student Housing Complex to Replace Tiger Boulevard Best Western
A proposal before Clemson City Council would raze the Best Western on Tiger Boulevard for a seven-story, 752-bed student housing and retail complex, part of a broader wave of high-density redevelopment reshaping the university town’s commercial corridors.
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Greenville County Still Leads Upstate Homebuilding, But Rising Costs Push Growth Toward Outlying Counties
New building permit data shows Greenville County’s share of Upstate homebuilding has fallen from nearly 60% to about 40% over two decades, as rising costs push growth toward Spartanburg, Anderson and Laurens counties.
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Shipping-Container Retail Hub Rises Along Spartanburg’s Mary Black Rail Trail
A commercial development built from repurposed shipping containers is taking shape along the Mary Black Rail Trail as Power Up Spartanburg works to convert underused land into a small-business retail and dining hub.
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Clinton Industrial Lease Headlines Weekly Upstate Commercial Real Estate Deals
A 189,830-square-foot industrial lease in Clinton, a Seneca car wash land sale, and an Anderson retail sale led this week’s Upstate commercial real estate transactions, per SCBIZ’s Hot Properties report.
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Vacant Haydale Ceramic Buildings in Greer Get New Life as $17.5M Composite Manufacturing Plant
United Composite Materials will convert two vacant Haydale Ceramic Technologies buildings in Greer into a $17.5 million carbon composite manufacturing plant, creating 50 jobs.
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Austrian Manufacturer Mosdorfer to Invest $44.5M in First U.S. Plant in Westminster
Austrian manufacturer Mosdorfer LLC will invest $44.55 million in its first U.S. plant at 444 Oconee Business Parkway in Westminster, creating 107 jobs and a new North American production hub.
