As the economic landscape continues to shift and evolve, Upstate South Carolina remains a growing hub for commercial real estate development. Currently, there are nine significant commercial real estate projects in-progress across the region, each contributing to the diversification and expansion of Upstate’s business ecosystem. Here are status updates on the development of these promising projects.
Occupying the strategic locale of downtown Greenville, the 300 E. McBee Ave. is the subject of a significant redevelopment initiative by Hughes Commercial. The project navigates an extensive interior and exterior demolition, laying the foundation for a complete architectural revamp scheduled to end by the close of 2024.
Nestled at the heart of Greenville’s West End, The Avant development is a bold $15M project, featuring a six-story structure housing 12 residential units and 45,000 square feet of commercial space. After a considerable delay, the project is expected to break ground by year-end.
The $1.1 billion Greenville County Square development is at an essential infrastructure phase, focusing on relocating power cables underground. The initiative follows the demolition of the Bell Tower Mall and is part of Greenville’s reimagined cityscape.
The Canvas Academy project is a promising 19-story multiuse innovatively designed to support residential lofts, retail space, and recreational areas. Despite the market-condition-induced backlog, the project is slated to debut in 2025.
Located at the outskirts of Greer’s downtown, Greer Mill is transforming into an upscale apartment and retail facility. The 116-year-old mill is expected to finish renovations by early October, driving historic adaptive reuse in the region.
Atlanta-based Venture South Investments are developing a new shopping center in Mauldin, anticipated to deliver a unique blend of high-end retail experience in mid-2025. The project adds to the growing pulse of retail and hospitality in the region.
The Pinestone Project is a mixed-use development integrating rental apartments, retail and office space located in Travelers Rest. Currently, the construction is underway with completion expected by year-end.
The 3.7-acre PKL Park GVL aims to create a novel community space, integrating pickleball courts, food and beverage concepts, and event-friendly green space. The park is on track for completion in mid-September.
A new office building helms the Holland Park off Laurens Road. The project, expected to be ready by early 2025, will offer office space for Holland & Anderson Law Firm and Holland Salon Suites, further enriching the corporate infrastructure in the area.
It is this diversity in commercial real estate projects that are transforming the Upstate business landscape, ushering a vibrant economy and creating opportunities for businesses and communities alike.
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