In a marathon meeting that featured strong opposition from a local activist group, the Greensboro City Council approved two parking decks that will each cost $30 million and will primarily…
On two downtown parking decks: City Council will consider Tuesday whether to spend $56 million on two parking decks, one of which would be part of a Westin hotel complex…
As high-powered developer Roy Carroll’s $60 million mixed-use ‘signature project’ takes shape in downtown Greensboro, two more hotel chains have announced they will build in the center city area: Aloft…
Interesting the same week we read about former Greensboro Police Chief David Wray going all the way to the NC Court of Appeals—and will probably have to go to the…
Downtown developer Eric Robert has dropped his lawsuit against the City of Greensboro. Robert filed suit claiming the city leveraged his renovated South Elm Street property—known as ‘The Mill” —to secure over…
N&R reports the Greensboro City Council will consider incentives to help Natty Greene’s expand its brewing operation the revitalized Revolution Mills property off Yanceyville Street in Northeast Greensboro. According to…
Anyone who knows the history of Greensboro’s efforts to redevelop the corner of Lee and South Elm streets should not be surprised that the city would hand over land and…
The Biz Journal ponders whether or not downtown Gboro can handle ” not one … not two … but three hotels into that same market, more than doubling the number…
This time it’s developer Randall Kaplan announcing plans for another downtown Greensboro hotel, this one along February One Place (right across the the street from the International Civil Rights Museum)…
Downtown Greensboro Inc. responds to City Council accusation that they’ve let downtown grow stale: Past DGI Chairwoman Susan Schwartz defended the nonprofit’s record Thursday, but said DGI alone cannot accomplish…
The City of Greensboro’s Redevelopment Commission has chosen a developer for a $42.8 million redevelopment project for the downtown corner of Lee and South Elm. The city has eyed that…
I chastised veteran N&R reporter Taft Wireback for his outrage over graffiti in the greenway tunnel, but today’s front-pager on the International Civil Rights Museum is a pretty good read.…