Greensboro downtown Development. (health, amount, service)

[Nerv2015]

Originally Posted by gsoboi78

Great! I'm a resident in one of the apartment complexes downtown and I love it! As impatient as I am seeing Roy Carroll's plan, I'll be even more impatient to see it complete. His project along with the Westin will lead to a couple of tower cranes downtown.

I agree its going to be interesting glad that i was able to leave Charlotte and move to an area where i can could buy a great place downtown and still save a ton lol ! Going to be great hopefully we get some conventions downtown as well looking at you news and record site.

[Mh_85]

Article updating the status on both parking decks. The Carroll deck seems to be moving forward, the Westin not as much. Hope they both will happen

One City Parking Deck Moving Forward, One Treading Water - The Rhino Times of Greensboro

[gsoboi78]

News and Record article about Carroll's Wednesday announcement.

https://www.greensboro.com/will-he-o...b3f46c3e6.html

Because of the nature of my job, I know a little of the inner workings of the Westin project and from what I know, there is nothing happening that would cause the hotel project to fall through and contractors are already involved in the project. Like all the big projects that have happened downtown over the past few years, there have been delays. The biggest reason for the Westin delay, was because of the lawsuit over the easement. Something would really have to come out of left field to halt that project.

Carroll article

https://www.greensboro.com/will-he-o...b3f46c3e6.html

[Trent Y]

Anything yet? Figured Carroll would be chomping at the bit to release these renderings this morning.

[thebermudatriad]

Originally Posted by Trent Y

Anything yet? Figured Carroll would be chomping at the bit to release these renderings this morning.

"Carroll is scheduled to reveal his plans for the development of that area on Wednesday, May 1 at the Downtown Greensboro Inc (DGI) State of Downtown Greensboro luncheon which will be held at the Hyatt Place that opened in March on the corner of Bellemeade and Eugene and is part of the Carroll Bellemeade development."

From a Rhino Times article.

Edit: He tweeted saying it will be revealed at noon. https://twitter.com/roycarrollgso/st...94109921447936

[bluej1]

Carroll is supposed to reveal the plans at 12:00 noon.

[gsoboi78]

Carroll's project. Looks like a 15 story tower, residential and Aloft Hotel. Details haven't been released yet. The Aloft appears to be 9 stories with midrise residential. Definitely a better looking development than the last plan. I love it! Retail is fronting the entire development on the first floor..yes!

[dreamchaser13]

Nice. Looks like a reimagined 561. Looks like the Aloft component will stay as well.

[dreamchaser13]

Fantastic news! Fox 8 says the tower is planned at 20 stories.

https://myfox8.com/2019/05/01/roy-ca...-office-tower/

GREENSBORO, N.C. — Developer Roy Carroll announced on Wednesday what he described as the “largest downtown Greensboro development.”

The Carroll Companies plans to make an investment of more than $140 million for a development referred to as Carroll South of Ballpark.

This three-phase project will begin in the fourth quarter of 2020.

Carroll South of Ball Park will feature 280 luxury residential units, as well as tens of thousands of square feet of retail and restaurant space, a 150-room Aloft Hotel and a 20-story office tower.

Phase 1 will include 12,000 square feet of retail and restaurant space, possibly including a grocery store, and the hotel, which is set to include a rooftop bar and a pool.

Phase 2 will add 17,000 square feet of retail and restaurant space and 13,000 square feet of first-class meeting space for conferences, weddings and similar events.

Phase 3 will focus on the office tower, planned to stand at 20 stories with at least 180,000 square feet of space.

[Nerv2015]

Wow that looks great!!