Elizabeth Lilly Egan
Reporter at Triad Business Journal
Reporting on real estate, retail and sports business for @TriadBizJournal | 📩 [email protected] | more @_ElizabethEgan
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2 weeks ago |
bizjournals.com | Elizabeth Lilly Egan
Downtown Greensboro has many opportunities, with businesses coming into the city's center, projects that are soon to be announced and sites that are prime for development — though progress will not happen overnight.
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1 month ago |
bizjournals.com | Elizabeth Lilly Egan
Preview this article 1 minThis is Starwood's first investment in the area. Starwood Property Trust purchased High Point Clinical Trial's building for $12.5 million. High Point Clinical Trials closed in May 2023 after multiple lawsuits. The 107,408-square-foot property is Starwood's first Triad investment. Nearly two years after High Point Clinical Trial shut down and its building was padlocked, the property has sold for $12.5 million.
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1 month ago |
bizjournals.com | Elizabeth Lilly Egan
Listen to this article 4 minThe popular local chain opened its first restaurant in Greensboro in space previously home to Boba House, which closed last year. Popular Alamance County chain Crazy Mexico has expanded its reach into Greensboro with the opening of its new restaurant on Tate Street. Crazy Mexico owner Samuel Flores-Ayala opened the fourth Crazy Mexico restaurant near UNC-Greensboro at 323 Tate St. on Thursday.
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1 month ago |
bizjournals.com | Elizabeth Lilly Egan
Listen to this article 4 minEddy Forrest, broker-in-charge for the company's new Winston-Salem office, said Reedy saw opportunity in the Triad because of its existing portfolio and economic development opportunities coming to the region. Reedy Property Group, a full service real estate brokerage firm based in Greenville, South Carolina, is opening a new office in Winston-Salem with plans to grow its Triad operations.
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1 month ago |
bizjournals.com | Elizabeth Lilly Egan
Listen to this article 3 minInfrastructure improvements and environmental enhancements laying groundwork for The Grounds, a $215 million mixed-use redevelopment in Winston-Salem. Deacon Boulevard is closed between University Parkway and Piccolo Drive until August to make the road safer and more pedestrian-friendly. Silas Creek restoration aims to make it an asset to the project. Public-private partnership is key to managing the construction as work begins.
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