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Nice. One more floor to go, right? I must say that building is much taller than I expected, now all we have to do is wait to see what other retail tenants are coming to Washington Square.
Well, I have a question... Where will phase III be built? I initially thought that like Phase I and II, Phase III would be built right beside the former phases. Are they going to have to tear anything else down or will it be potentially built somewhere else?
Well, I have a question... Where will phase III be built? I initially thought that like Phase I and II, Phase III would be built right beside the former phases. Are they going to have to tear anything else down or will it be potentially built somewhere else?
The site plan on OneGreenville.com shows a vague portion of the future "phase 3." It covers the site currently occupied by an old parking garage attached to the Bank of America plaza tower, plus a small parking lot across from the bus terminal.
Ah thats what I thought! Cool. It doesn't look to be a HUGE parking garage by any means but wouldn't that cause parking problems with ALL of these buildings clustered in one area with no where to park? Will one of the "One" buildings have a parking garage beneath it?
The current phases will utilize available parking spaces in the 900+ space Richardson Street garage. The 3rd phase will almost certainly contain additional parking.
The current phases will utilize available parking spaces in the 900+ space Richardson Street garage. The 3rd phase will almost certainly contain additional parking.
I've heard on another site that a hotel may very well be part of this 3rd phase. Do you think there's a good chance residential would also be included or do you think office space is most likely going to be a substantial part?
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