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Plans approved for Water Tower Crossing in Greenville, SC

The 1.3+ acre development will feature a mix of residential and non-residential tenants.

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Watertower Crossing | Rendering by Johnston Design Group via The City of Greenville

Final development plans for Water Tower Crossing (1007 Hampton Ave) were approved by the City of Greenville Planning Commission last week.

The 55-unit mixed-use development will feature six affordable units, five workforce units, and 44 market rate units, and 3,725 sqft dedicated to non-residential tenants. Plans also include the preservation + rehabilitation of the Thompson Automotive Building, which was named Greenville’s first official local landmark last October.

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Water Tower Crossing from Hampton Avenue | Rendering by Johnston Design Group via The City of Greenville

Non-residential tenants have not yet been confirmed for the property, but options like:

  • Short term guest rentals
  • Live-work units
  • Artist studios
  • Market
  • Restaurant
  • Barber or beauty shop
  • After school care

Read more about the approval in the Upstate Business Journal + see the plans here.

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