Pendleton Street [between West End and West Greenville]

[timbach]

31 minutes ago, Dino C Hassiotis said:

It seems logical that a developer would acquire property adjacent to properties they already own.On the other hand,other than pure speculation what would their interest be in the United Ministries property across the street?

It's adjacent, not across the street.

[btoy]

Sure not 200 Arlington Ave?  200 Anderson St. would be the very next corner and one of the houses in Pendleton St.  I know you mean the older multi unit property but I am pretty sure its 200 Arlington Ave.

[GreenvilleSucks]

Any updates for the condo project for the old Citgo site? 

[vicupstate]

6 hours ago, gman430 said:

Any updates for the condo project for the old Citgo site? 

The developer bought two other parcels in the same block, but not contiguous. Perhaps they plan to buy the connecting parcel and do a bigger project.  Just conjecture though.    

[GreenvilleSucks]

On 7/17/2023 at 6:59 AM, vicupstate said:

The developer bought two other parcels in the same block, but not contiguous. Perhaps they plan to buy the connecting parcel and do a bigger project.  Just conjecture though.    

Thanks. Hopefully they’re not buying plots just to resell them to make a profit. 
 

Edited July 23, 2023 by gman430

[btoy]

God forbid someone trys to make a profit.

[Dino C Hassiotis]

There's nothing wrong with buying property with the intention of development,Pendleton St. needs that.Buying property and letting it sit fallow and undeveloped for pure speculation,is not what Pendleton St needs.

[vicupstate]

The city has been in discussions with the Governor's office about buying the  Employment office on Pendleton Street. In the short term, it may be leased by the Greenville Drive for parking

[GreenvilleSucks]

1 hour ago, vicupstate said:

The city has been in discussions with the Governor's office about buying the  Employment office on Pendleton Street. In the short term, it may be leased by the Greenville Drive for parking

Any word on the Main at Markley project? 

[vicupstate]

28 minutes ago, gman430 said:

Any word on the Main at Markley project? 

Nothing on my end.

[GreenvilleSucks]

1 minute ago, vicupstate said:

Nothing on my end.

Collett says it’s still on hold due to high interest rates. Could be a while. Ugh. 

[Dino C Hassiotis]

5 hours ago, vicupstate said:

The city has been in discussions with the Governor's office about buying the  Employment office on Pendleton Street. In the short term, it may be leased by the Greenville Drive for parking

I believe that property deserves to be of a higher and better use than over flow parking for the Greenville Drive 

[vicupstate]

22 minutes ago, Dino C Hassiotis said:

I believe that property deserves to be of a higher and better use than over flow parking for the Greenville Drive 

It will be. That is just until the permanent use is decided and ready to come out of the ground. 

[Dino C Hassiotis]

Once they buy it are they going to try to flip it for a profit?

[NewlyUpstate]

7 minutes ago, Dino C Hassiotis said:

Once they buy it are they going to try to flip it for a profit?

It would only make sense for them to sell at market price, regardless of profit or loss -- unless it was going towards a special communal use, which it almost certainly will not.

Edited October 4, 2023 by NewlyUpstate

[Dino C Hassiotis]

How about some low to middle income housing and mixed use commercial?

[vicupstate]

2 hours ago, Dino C Hassiotis said:

How about some low to middle income housing and mixed use commercial?

I'd be shocked if it didn't include both of those elements. The city can completely dictate the terms of the sale as the seller. 

[GreenvilleSucks]

[Dino C Hassiotis]

23 hours ago, gman430 said:

Not really Pendleton St.,but nice to see

[GreenvilleSucks]

Any updates on the proposed project at the old Citgo? 

[vicupstate]

On 12/31/2023 at 11:34 AM, gman430 said:

Any updates on the proposed project at the old Citgo? 

On 12/20/23, United Ministries sold a 'strip' of land in their parking lot to the developer of the Citgo property ($125k). The Citgo developer ALSO bought 112 Anderson Street ($600k) earlier in 2023 and 200 Arlington Ave. (corner of Anderson and Arlington) ($625k) in  December 2022.  Obviously they are planning a much bigger project than they started with and the UM strip was to join the previously separated parcels. 

The most immediate question is are they going to stop there or try to add even more land to their assemblage? Of course, what their new plans would be is of interest. Inquiring minds want to know.    

[Dino C Hassiotis]

Could the very restrictive zoning in the area passed recently by the city have a chilling effect on the progress of any new development?

[GreenvilleSucks]

11 minutes ago, Dino C Hassiotis said:

Could the very restrictive zoning in the area passed recently by the city have a chilling effect on the progress of any new development?

Yes it will. Need to put a few more fences up around stalled developments downtown just like you see around the torn down Citgo to make the city feel better about themselves. 

Edited January 25 by gman430

[vicupstate]

Considering the Citgo developers have put another 1.4 million or so into their investment, I would say the answer is a resounding NO. 

In all likelihood they went back to the drawing board to design a much bigger project than the original one.

[Dino C Hassiotis]

1 hour ago, vicupstate said:

Considering the Citgo developers have put another 1.4 million or so into their investment, I would say the answer is a resounding NO. 

In all likelihood they went back to the drawing board to design a much bigger project than the original one.

That's only one potential development,what about the rest of Pendleton St?