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Spartanburg County School District Two is selling 64 acres at the southwest quadrant of Boiling Springs Road and Old Furnace Road in the Boiling Springs community in Spartanburg County, South Carolina, for a possible lifestyle center with retail and residential uses.
Of the 64 acres up for development, large scale retail development would cover 22.7 acres, multi-family residential development would cover nine acres, town homes would cover 7.9 acres, assisted living facilities would cover 8.8 acres, and six out-parcels would cover 11 acres.
Several tenants on the property are relocating. Boiling Springs High School - Ninth Grade Campus, 3655 Boiling Springs Road, Boiling Springs, South Carolina 29316-6021, will relocate to the present Boiling Springs High School, 2251 Old Furnace Road, Boiling Springs, South Carolina 29316-5761. Spartanburg County School District Two's Boiling Springs Transportation Office, 3651 Boiling Springs Road, Boiling Springs, South Carolina 29316-6021, and Upstate Family Resource Center, 1850 Old Furnace Road, Boiling Springs, South Carolina 29316-8591, will relocate to Boiling Springs High School's softball field on Blalock Road.
Is there expected to be a grocer or other retail developed? Restaurants?
It stated in the article Publix, Kohl's. Home Depot. Target. TJMaxx Lidl etc. were on their wish list kinda comparing it to the Dorman Center which is a big box center
Funny though those retailers are what you would find in a big box center and not a lifestyle Center. I thought lifestyle centers by definition were more like malls without a roof with higher end more upscale anchors and mix like Dillard's. Macys, Pottery Barn, Apple, J Crew etc.
Is there expected to be a grocer or other retail developed? Restaurants?
I do not know what retail and dining uses could be considered. First, the site has to be sold. Second, the buyer needs a plan on what to do with the site.
It stated in the article Publix, Kohl's. Home Depot. Target. TJMaxx Lidl etc. were on their wish list kinda comparing it to the Dorman Center which is a big box center
Funny though those retailers are what you would find in a big box center and not a lifestyle Center. I thought lifestyle centers by definition were more like malls without a roof with higher end more upscale anchors and mix like Dillard's. Macys, Pottery Barn, Apple, J Crew etc.
I could see Publix, Kohl's, The Home Depot, T. J. Maxx, and Lidl in the Boiling Springs trade area. I am surprised Publix and The Home Depot are not in the trade area yet.
I could see Publix, Kohl's, The Home Depot, T. J. Maxx, and Lidl in the Boiling Springs trade area. I am surprised Publix and The Home Depot are not in the trade area yet.
True.
I don't think you would see Publix and Lidl in the same development however. Usually grocers have it stipulated in their lease non compete clauses I would think that they are the sole grocer in a development.
Limited assortment/discount grocers Aldi and Lidl aim for freestanding stores on street corners.
Supermarket Publix continues to acquire retail centers where it operates stores. It could prevent competing businesses from locating in its retail centers.
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