Tag: real-estate
-

Johnson Group’s Twin Office Towers Mark Spartanburg’s Biggest Downtown Office Push in a Decade
SPARTANBURG, S.C. — Two office buildings rising in downtown Spartanburg as part of the Johnson Group’s $542 million Project Core development represent the most significant office construction the city’s central business district has seen in more than 10 years, according to a second-quarter 2026 market report released this month by Colliers | South Carolina. The…
-

Novant Health Buys TD Bank’s 56-Acre Greenville Campus, Plans Medical Center
Novant Health has purchased TD Bank’s 56-acre office campus off I-85 near Woodruff Road for nearly $45 million, with plans to redevelop the site into a medical campus and research lab.
-

Lawsuit Challenges Spartanburg County’s Review of $2.8B NorthMark Data Center Expansion
A citizens group has sued Spartanburg County to force planning commission review of the next construction phase at NorthMark Strategies’ $2.8 billion data center, as a separate state air-permit fight over new natural gas turbines at the site continues through a July 31 comment deadline.
-
Pattillo Advances 248,000-Square-Foot Spec Industrial Building in Powdersville
Pattillo Industrial Real Estate is building a 248,000-square-foot spec industrial building at Anderson Gateway Commerce Center in Powdersville, with delivery slated for fall 2026.
-

Upstate Office, Industrial Vacancy Keep Tightening in Second-Quarter Market Report
CBRE’s second-quarter report shows Greenville-Spartanburg office vacancy falling to 9.9% and industrial vacancy to 5.3%, with a 100,000-square-foot office tower breaking ground downtown — the first since 2020.
-
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.
-

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.
-

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.
-

Prisma Health Breaks Ground on $180M Fountain Inn Medical Park in Southern Greenville County
Prisma Health broke ground on a $180 million, 50-acre medical park in Fountain Inn, bringing a four-story medical office building, outpatient surgery center and more than a dozen specialty services to southern Greenville County.
-

Spartanburg Home Sales Jump 74% as Inventory Tightens, Diverging From Greenville’s Buyer’s Market
Spartanburg home sales jumped 74% in June as inventory tightened to a 1.16-month supply, pushing the market toward sellers even as neighboring Greenville County loosens toward buyers.
