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  1. Vertical construction of mixed-use buildings is underway as part of the downtown redevelopment project in Greenville County.

Private Investment Boosts Greenville Redevelopment and Job Growth

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Harper General Contractors invested nearly $7 million in an area north of Greenville. The firm opened a new office in the Poinsett Highway corridor, which will employ 100 full-time, salaried employees. Harper General Contractors has previously been involved in high-profile downtown Greenville projects, including those associated with United Community Bank.

From postandcourier.com

Why it matters

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The investment is intended to act as a catalyst for improvements in the Poinsett Highway corridor. This private investment contributes positively to the regional economy of South Carolina.

Vertical construction of mixed-use buildings is currently underway as part of the downtown redevelopment project in Greenville County.

From postandcourier.com

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  • South CarolinaSpeculative

    The state of South Carolina might see positive contributions to its regional economy from the private investment.

  • Greenville County could benefit from increased tax base and job creation resulting from the private investment.

  • GreenvilleSpeculative

    Greenville might experience private investment in the transformation of the Poinsett Highway corridor.

  • AshevilleSpeculative

    Asheville could see increased appeal for businesses due to Greenville's investment and job creation.

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