Spartanburg, South Carolina developments (Greenville, Anderson: 2014, apartments, store)

[Carolina Knight]

This topic is dedicated to new developments, specifically residential and commercial, announced for Spartanburg and Spartanburg county.

The Schuyler building, located at 275 South Church Street, is converting into an 88-unit apartment community.

GSA Business | Greenville, SC | Spartanburg, SC | Anderson, SC

[Carolina Knight]

Drayton Mill, previously occupied by Milliken, is under consideration for redevelopment into apartments.

Drayton Mill development plan includes apartments (GSA Business)

[hatterasjack]

Can't wait to see what the transformation of the old Schuyler building looks like. No doubt it will become a great asset to downtown Spartanburg. Too bad the same consideration isn't being given Scott Tower in Greenville. If it is in fact beyond rehabilitation I blame the city for not maintaining it. 40 years is not old for a building like Scott Tower.

[Carolina Knight]

Originally Posted by hatterasjack

Can't wait to see what the transformation of the old Schuyler building looks like. No doubt it will become a great asset to downtown Spartanburg. Too bad the same consideration isn't being given Scott Tower in Greenville. If it is in fact beyond rehabilitation I blame the city for not maintaining it. 40 years is not old for a building like Scott Tower.

That is the reason why Greenville's Scott Tower is imploding. It was not brought up to code.

With the Schuyler building undergoing rehab, the Montgomery building will come up for the same treatment.

[StreetSmarts]

It's kind of disappointing to see the developer and GC on the project are both from out of state. C'mon Greenville. C'mon.

[Carolina Knight]

Boncimio, Ashley. "Downtown Spartanburg 'turning the corner'." GSA Business. 2014-04-02. GSA Business. 2014-04-02. <http://gsabusiness.com/news/50978-downtown-spartanburg-lsquo-turning-the-corner-rsquo?rss=0>

GSA Business had a nice article in regards to the redevelopment of Drayton Mill; the mixed use retail, office and apartment space at the corner of Broad and Wall streets; and the reuse of the Schuyler building.

[Carolina Knight]

A mixed-use development appears one step closer to going up behind Spartanburg Marriott. I do not know if this is directly behind it, or nearby behind Chapman Cultural Center.

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Shackleford, Lynne P. "$7M, mixed-use development in works near Spartanburg Marriott." Spartanburg Herald-Journal. 2014-04-28. GoUpstate.com. 2014-04-29. <http://www.goupstate.com/article/20140428/ARTICLES/140429664/1112?p=1&tc=pg>

[Carolina Knight]

The three-level former Hammond Brown Jennings building, located at 167 North Church Street, Spartanburg, SC, 29306-5123, at East Main Street, is in danger of being demolished unless improvements are made. Arthur State Bank currently owns the building.

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Shackleford, Lynne P. "Owners of Church Street building told to fix it or tear it down." Spartanburg Herald-Journal. 2014-06-01. Retrieved 2014-06-03. <http://www.goupstate.com/article/20140601/ARTICLES/140609980?p=1&tc=pg&tc=ar>

[Carolina Knight]

The former Hammond Brown Jennings building, located at 167 North Church Street, Spartanburg, South Carolina 29306-5123, and the adjacent StayMobile will be demolished within 60 days.

Further reading:
Shackleford, Lynne P. "Former Hammond Brown Jennings Building, Adjacent Store to be Demolished." Spartanburg Herald-Journal. 2014-10-06. Retrieved 2014-10-07. <http://www.goupstate.com/article/20141006/ARTICLES/141009748/1083/ARTICLES?Title=Former-Hammond-Brown-Jennings-building-adjacent-store-to-be-demolished>