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From Greenville Business Magazine and upstate business journal, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.
Greenville Business MagazineYesterday
Groundbreaking Held for 10 Affordable Housing Units in Sterling, on Greenville Business MagazineOn Thursday morning, some 200 people (the majority wearing Sterling High’s blue and white) took part in a groundbreaking that was really a glorious celebration for 10 long-term rental homes.
upstate business journalYesterday
$75M Address Beaumont Mill residential development breaks ground in downtown Spartanburg, on upstate business journalTaft Family Ventures breaks ground on the $75 million Address Beaumont Mill project, bringing 275 apartments to Spartanburg.
In brief
The short notes of 5AM Taylors’ last two editions. Open one to read it, with its sources.
SterlingConstruction is underway on The Huddle at Sterling.
Construction is underway on The Huddle at Sterling. The Greenville Housing Fund and the Sterling Land Trust broke ground Nov. 5 on the $3.3 million project, which will have 10 rental units in five stacked duplexes and should take 14 to 16 months. FOX Carolina says the project sits on Minus Street near the former site of a historic soda shop known as The Huddle.
News Notes · Today’s editionSources: Greenville Journal, FOX Carolina News
LEGOGot LEGO fans at home? Brick Fan Event Greenville is at the Greenville Convention Center Nov.
Got LEGO fans at home? Brick Fan Event Greenville is at the Greenville Convention Center Nov. 7–8. LEGO Masters contestant Patrick Durham is coming, along with massive custom displays and interactive activities for families. FOX Carolina has the details too.
News Notes · Today’s editionSources: WSPA 7News, FOX Carolina News
SpartanburgTaft Family Ventures held a groundbreaking Nov.
Taft Family Ventures held a groundbreaking Nov. 5 for the $75 million, 275-unit Address Beaumont Mill in downtown Spartanburg. About 10% of the units will be reserved for workforce housing.
Around South Carolina · Today’s editionSource: upstate business journal