University Ridge from above: See the current progress, future plan
The redevelopment of University Ridge and the former County Square property is underway in downtown Greenville.
The redevelopment of University Ridge and the former County Square property is underway in downtown Greenville.
Luis Goicouria remembers discussions going back more than a decade about the PGA Tour one day not only being a golf circuit, but a major media and entertainment company.
A recent announcement promises new restaurants, a bank and a grocery store in south Forsyth County.
There are a number of things that make the University Ridge redevelopment project distinctive, but the driving vision is to make a place people want to be in downtown Greenville.
Two national retailers will open in a $1 billion mixed-use development being built on the site of a former strip mall turned county office building near downtown Greenville.
With the demolition of the old Greenville County administrative building finally underway and expected to conclude in January, the next phase of the $1 billion mixed-use development along University Ridge is set to begin.
In a landmark decision, the City of Pompano Beach has given the green light for a team to negotiate a master developer agreement with RocaPoint Partners, potentially paving the way for a Downtown Pompano Beach.
The National Retail Federation says holiday spending will likely reach record levels this year, with shoppers expected to shell out an average of $620 on gifts. And that’s music to the ears of local business owners, who are hoping for a big turnout during this year’s Small Business Saturday and beyond.
X-Golf has opened a 6,800-square-foot golf simulator and sports bar venue at RocaPoint Partners’ $500 million Halcyon development in Alpharetta.
Driving around the Atlanta metroplex, the casual observer might think the Georgia state bird is the construction crane. According to Cushman & Wakefield, Atlanta retail construction hit a five-year peak in 2022 of 765,000 square feet of new space delivered. The first quarter alone recorded more deliveries than the annual total of each 2020 and 2021.