Up next is the Northpointe mixed use development that is currently under construction in downtown Greenville. When complete in 2020, Northpointe will be home to 284 apartments, a central interior plaza area, a 58,000 square foot Harris Teeter grocery store, 20,000 square feet of retail/restaurant space, and a 665 space parking garage.
Partners include Central Realty Holdings, Canal Insurance, Collett, Yeargin Potter Smith, and City of Greenville.
Sorry folks but this is only the beginning when it comes to development projects in downtown Greenville. It's BOOMING right now.
Next up is the McLaren located in downtown Greenville. Slated to start construction in August or September 2019, this building will have 14,200 square feet of commercial space, a rooftop restaurant, 244 apartments ranging from 550 to 1,400 square feet, 305 parking spaces within an interior garage, plaza area, and the historic McClaren Medical Center. It will be 145 feet tall.
Next up is Canvas which is currently under construction in downtown Greenville. This mixed use development when complete in late 2020 will include 48 for-rent multifamily apartments, 31 expansive for-sale townhomes, 21,805 square feet of retail space and the renovation of a 130,000 square foot office building in a highly walkable location.
Partners include The Beach Company, Mashburn, Creative Builders, Seamon Whiteside, CBRE, and City of Greenville.
Back on the grind. Next up is .408 Jackson which is a mixed use development also located in downtown Greenville. Slated to start construction in November 2019 with completion in 2021, this project paying homage to the former and famous MLB player Shoeless Joe Jackson will consist of 236 apartments, 8,000 square feet of retail/restaurant space, and a new renovated/relocated Shoeless Joe Jackson museum.
Partners include Woodfield Investments, Seamon Whiteside, Develop Design Studio, Shoeless Joe Jackson Museum, City of Greenville, and Housing Studio.
Next up is 301 East Broad Street which started construction two weeks ago and is located downtown. When complete in 2020 this development will include 38 condos and an interior parking garage with 71 spaces.
Partners include Renaissance Development, Johnston Design Group, Darrohn Engineering, Seamon Whiteside, and City of Greenville.
The return is near. $1.1 billion downtown project to start construction by the end of the year. 163 room hotel downtown announced this past week. More info on these and many other projects downtown coming this week. Oh and ANOTHER tower crane coming downtown:
Next up is Falls Walk. This development consisting of 11 condos is currently under construction in downtown Greenville and will be complete in 2020.
Partners include Parker Group, Renaissance Development, Johnston Design Group, Tolbert Property Advisors, Project Plus, Ineo Builders, and City of Greenville.
New highrise unveiled for downtown Greenville today. Rumor has it that the building will be developed by Hughes and home to Chartspan's new HQ.
The Design aims to create a structure that is both iconic and contextual. The brick-clad podium grounds the building and is a direct response to the scale, texture, and volumetric rhythm of Main Street. The remaining massing is broken down into two levitating, reflective glass volumes which serve to identify the two separate user groups of the building: the anchor tenant and spec office. The reflective cubes rotate within the boundary of the volume below, optimizing the floorplate depths while stepping the massing back from the street. The large outdoor terraces at the entry level of the floating volumes serve to bolster Main Street’s heavily vegetated, pedestrian-friendly atmosphere and create desirable outdoor amenity space for the offices. The corner entry is reserved for a major retail tenant to focus steady activity at the intersection throughout the day. The office entry is moved to the interior property line to align with an existing crosswalk and utilizes residual space to create a quadruple-height atrium with a grand staircase providing direct access to the parking levels and 4th floor terrace.
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