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I don't understand what Connelly is trying to say here. Anyone want to elaborate?
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“What you’re selling is using future revenues for this development when all we’re doing it building multi family,” said Connelly. “I think we’ve gotten to the point in the city of Greenville where we’re saturating the market, in my opinion, and on top of that we’re giving that notion (that) we want you to stay here for a couple years and then be on your way.”
Continued momentum, I like it, but I wonder what the plans are for more office space and job development in the area? There was a study not too long ago that recommended a shell building or identifying an office park area in Uptown. What at the city's plans in this regard?
I see why people give him grief when he makes these arguments. It does seem like a conflict of interest sometimes, but he has valid points. We need a reason for people to stay, there needs to be things to do other than eat and drink.
If you scroll to the bottom of that document, there are pics of the alley beside StillLife. It looks like they plan on giving that place a pretty nice face lift this summer.
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