Church at Haynie Streets.

[gman430]

Planning Commission will be denying this project only because the city council has to approve the right of way abandonments first. After that is done, it can come back to the planning commission for approval. DRB recommends changing the architecture and colors of the buildings also. 

Edited May 16, 2021 by gman430

[vicupstate]

7 hours ago, gman430 said:

Planning Commission will be denying this project only because the city council has to approve the right of way abandonments first. After that is done, it can come back to the planning commission for approval. DRB recommends changing the architecture and colors of the buildings also. 

I would expect the city staff would have informed them of that from the initial meetings.  It also seems out of order. If the project itself isn't approved, then the abandonments are needed. Any permits for the project should be conditioned on approval of both the abandonments and the project itself.    

[gman430]

I assume this project is dead. 

[cabelagent]

1 hour ago, gman430 said:

I assume this project is dead. 

That’s a shame…the area needs development. It’s in close proximity to the new county square development…something  attractive will happen down the road. 

Edited August 16, 2022 by cabelagent

[gman430]

4 hours ago, cabelagent said:

That’s a shame…the area needs development. It’s in close proximity to the new county square development…something  attractive will happen down the road. 

Hopefully it gets a tombstone in the future graveyard on the gateway site.  Sure gonna be a lot of tombstones on that site. 

[vicupstate]

YMCA and First Baptist join to partner in Project Aspire

I've long thought a project like this would be ideal for the Stone family property south of County Square.  The land is quite large, the topography can 'hide' several floors of  mid or high rise buildings. It is centrally located and within walking distance of the West End and short driving distance to Prisma.   

[cabelagent]

6 hours ago, vicupstate said:

YMCA and First Baptist join to partner in Project Aspire

I've long thought a project like this would be ideal for the Stone family property south of County Square.  The land is quite large, the topography can 'hide' several floors of  mid or high rise buildings. It is centrally located and within walking distance of the West End and short driving distance to Prisma.   

Uhh….Asheville??

[vicupstate]

26 minutes ago, cabelagent said:

Uhh….Asheville??

I'm suggesting doing the same type of project but in Greenville on that property.

[cabelagent]

2 hours ago, vicupstate said:

I'm suggesting doing the same type of project but in Greenville on that property.

Sorry…read incorrectly. 

[vicupstate]

Planning & Development Project Previews will review this project: 

 

[GvilleSC]

This looks nice from the aerial perspective that they're providing, and, at first glance, better than the apartment proposal that was previously proposed. Happy to see more residential coming to Church Street, especially within walking distance to County Square. 

Edited September 19, 2023 by GvilleSC

[GVLer]

This looks like a good design. 

[btoy]

BTW, in case anyone is wondering, I think there is a spring on the site which is why its set back from the road like that.

[GMoxley]

Wow. I really like this. Great infill!

[distortedlogic]

I like this too. Who tends to buy these things; single yuppies; families, retirees? It looks like 44 units, I was just wondering about how many people might live in a development like this; 100?

Edited September 21, 2023 by distortedlogic

[NewlyUpstate]

I imagine retirees and empty nesters will make up the large majority

[gman430]

Keene isn’t messing around: 

https://www.postandcourier.com/greenville/news/no-longer-disadvantaged-vacant-plot-eyed-for-luxury-townhomes-near-downtown-greenville/article_b7807728-5736-11ee-9132-9bd3369f16ec.html

[gman430]

Meant to post this here: 

https://upstatebusinessjournal.com/square-feet/44-unit-townhome-development-biltmore-park-proposed-for-the-haynie-sirrine-neighborhood/

[ingvegas]

40 unites seems pretty tight for that lot; however, LOVE that the exterior will only be brick and limestone. Classic and timeless.

Some great landscaping could really make a difference.

I guess they'll market the place when there aren't games playing at Sirrine Stadium. I have no idea why the school doesn't put the speakers lower and face them toward the fans. Instead, they're placed very high above the stadium and face / broadcast to the surrounding neighborhood. You can probably hear the music and play-by-play better on the surrounding streets than in the stadium. 

 

[gman430]

On 10/4/2023 at 10:49 AM, gman430 said:

Keene isn’t messing around: 

https://www.postandcourier.com/greenville/news/no-longer-disadvantaged-vacant-plot-eyed-for-luxury-townhomes-near-downtown-greenville/article_b7807728-5736-11ee-9132-9bd3369f16ec.html

This project is moving forward and will be breaking ground later this year. Official name is now Biltmore Walk. 

[GVLer]

This should be a nice project....and likely very high end pricing.