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City Council tables ordinance halting commercial construction
The Greenville City Council voted Monday night to move forward on an ordinance that places a six-month moratorium on all multifamily and non-residential construction directly adjacent to single family homes.
Spartanburg affordable housing built from new Greenville product
It all started with shipping containers, fresh off the cargo boat, turned into concession stands. A few years later, it was medic units built to relieve Georgia’s maxed-out hospitals during the COVID-19 pandemic.
International team designs bridges, light poles from turbine blades
Wind farmers face a colossal quandary that is only growing with the size of turbine blades, some that are now the length of a football field. An international team in partnership with Greenville's Logisticus Group is seeking a solution.
Upstate Giving: Miracle Hill transition home
Greenville businesses and the Greenville Chamber’s Leadership Greenville Class 47 are joining forces to launch homeless women and children from Miracle Hill Ministries’ shelter into a stable future.
Spartanburg County plows ahead on capital projects
Four years after launching a penny sales tax, public construction projects in Spartanburg appear to be going strong despite potential COVID-19 interruptions, according to the Spartanburg County Council.
Unity Park plans move forward
The city of Greenville and Harper General Contractors plow ahead with the first phase of Unity Park, expected to reach completion in Spring 2022, despite a season of social distancing and tropical storms.
GSP opens new building for fire and rescue service
A new $9 million facility was officially opened this week at Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport. The new building serves the airport’s fire department and is the headquarters for emergency response operations.
85/385 Gateway recognized for operations excellence
Once noted as one of the most dangerous exits in the country, the Interstate 85/385 interchange was recognized across the Southeast for its $300 million design, engineering and construction.
Equestrian-friendly community breaks ground in Greer
Coldwell Banker Caine, J. Francis Builders and Chermak Construction open six homesites at Greer's Polo Reserve.
Clemson scientists explore costs of flood mitigation solutions
A multidisciplinary team from Clemson University will evaluate infrastructure intervention initiatives for quelling the impact of floods in South Carolina's coastal communities with support from a $404,000 grant.
Clemson chooses dean for College of Architecture, Arts and Humanities
Nicholas Vazsonyi has been chosen to lead the College of Architecture, Arts and Humanities at Clemson University.
Judson Mill targeted as next mill for redevelopment
Bellwether Enterprise Real Estate Capital LLC has closed a $31 million construction loan for Judson Mill.
