BridgeWay Station mixed use development. (Greenville, Furman: city hall, malls, train station)

[g-man430]

Originally Posted by DSMRE

Do you expect anything different in a pandemic? We're actually fairing well in this area considering.

I expected at least an update from the developer.

[DSMRE]

Originally Posted by g-man430

I expected at least an update from the developer.

He might be tied up. Lol

[g-man430]

Originally Posted by DSMRE

He might be tied up. Lol

We NEED more highrises downtown.

[DSMRE]

Originally Posted by g-man430

We NEED more highrises downtown.

I'd like to see that too. But I know they'll do it eventually. Lol

[WhitewaterVol]

Originally Posted by DSMRE

I'd like to see that too. But I know they'll do it eventually. Lol

It seems like demand for downtown high rise office space may decrease at least in the near future nationally. One thing that has been accelerated from this year's events is the move for more people to work remotely, and that will have an impact on the need for physical office space.

[DSMRE]

Originally Posted by WhitewaterVol

It seems like demand for downtown high rise office space may decrease at least in the near future nationally. One thing that has been accelerated from this year's events is the move for more people to work remotely, and that will have an impact on the need for physical office space.

I guess we'll see. You have things like Camperdown that is under construction, and they are in the planning stages of a downtown conference center and hotel that is supposed to have some height.

[g-man430]

There’s a piece of construction equipment on site.

[g-man430]

More construction equipment starting to arrive on site.

[DSMRE]

Originally Posted by g-man430

More construction equipment starting to arrive on site.

Awesome.

[g-man430]

Finally: https://greenvillejournal.com/commun...in-mauldin-sc/ The governor even attended the groundbreaking this morning. Renderings and site plan for phase 1: http://greenvillejournal.com/wp-cont...ng-package.pdf

Now that vision is clear: more than 450,000 square feet of new development, including retail, restaurants, office space, multifamily residential, and event space, along with a pedestrian bridge over the highway.

Designed to emulate “old-world architecture,” the development is expected to bring more than 1,000 new jobs to Mauldin within the first phase alone, with an anticipated completion date of Q4 2022.