Apartment Choice

The Mobile City Council has approved the sale of the Water Street building known as City Hall North , clearing its way for redevelopment as an apartment complex , and a consultant on the project said that groundbreaking could come next spring. District 2 Councilman Levon Manzie announced his "100 percent support" for the project and pledged to assist developers any way he could. "I can't think of a better way to describe 350 St. Joseph Street than to say it's not now needed for public or municipal purposes," Manzie said as the council voted. "It has been a blight on that corner of DeTonti Square for a long time. And that entrance is one of the gateways to our beautiful city." "I know those employees who worked at old City Hall North are not sad to see it go," commented Council President Gina Gregory . "It will be a tremendous improvement." Occupying a roughly triangular lot where St. Joseph Street hits Water Street , the bu...

Joyner Commercial announces the following transactions: Steve Greer and Matt Carter were the agents in the lease of 1,600 SF at 24 Vardry St., Suite 203, in Greenville to Jordan Construction. Ted Arnold was the agent in the sale 2,400 SF of warehouse space at 102 S. Moore St., Duncan. Wayne Smith and Hope Tz Schmalzl were the agents in the sale of the business at 2829 Gentry Memorial Highway , Pickens. Hays Reynolds was the agent in the sale of a restaurant at 110 W. Butler Road in Mauldin to White Horn LLC . Matt Carter was the agent in the lease of 1,281 SF of office space at 221 Cooper Lane, Easley, by Karick Development to Technoflex Inc. Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer announces the following transactions: Brian J. Young and Lyn Norton were the agents in the sale of two industrial buildings totaling 342 ,838 SF on 39.25 acres at 3001 N. Blackstock Road , Buildings 1 and 2, in Spartanburg, by RT Blackstock Complex LLC to Crimson Palmetto Holdings LLC . Charlie Whitmire was t...

Sign up for the Sandy Springs Patch newsletter ! --- After two and a half hours of discussions and debate, the Sandy Springs City Council voted to approve a large mixed-use development that will accommodate the relocation of Mercedes Benz USA headquarters to the city. Council members on Tuesday voted 5 -1, with Graham McDonald opposing , a request from Ashton Woods to rezone 75.752 acres at 6615 and 6565 Glenridge Drive from R-2 (residential) to MIX to construct a mixed-use development featuring office and commercial space , single family residences and multi- family residential units . The audience, which totaled well over 100 people, included many residents in opposition and many stakeholders from the Sandy Springs business and civic communities who expressed their desires to see the project approved . Assistant City Manager Jim Tolbert provided the audience and Council a brief overview of the project, which he called “a very complex case.” City leaders approved the project w...