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Building Our City
Folks, it’s time for Downtown, Phase II. So, we asked a varied and eclectic group of people how to make downtown better, for ideas that will take us to the next level. It’s that pesky vision thing. Here’s what they came up with ...
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Building our city: The Vista
Building Our City: The VistaAssembly Street in Columbia should be narrowed to four lanes by widening its median into a linear urban park, complete with bike path, landscaping and perhaps even sheds for a local farmers market, as it had in days of old, according to a statewide panel of urban land experts who met here this week.
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OLD BUS BARN SITE
Building Our City: The VistaSCANA Corp. will begin demolition and cleanup today of one of the most prized pieces of real estate in Columbia — the old bus barn lot at Huger and Hampton streets.
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Gov. Mark Sanford on Wednesday said USC is right to move away from a "field of dreams" approach of constructing speculative buildings in its Innovista research campus to attract high-tech businesses.
A Charleston development group this month will begin renovating the McCrory’s Building on Columbia’s Main Street — another indication of accelerating interest in Columbia’s one-time commercial center.
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Hardee's in Food Lion shopping center to be torn down, replaced by chicken restaurant
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Bit by bit, a plan for a new community of homes and shops off Atlas and Bluff roads in south Columbia is coming to fruition.
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Readers want to see a downtown, all-local farmers market and more food and shopping on the Congaree River greenway.
An Upstate developer has signed a contract to purchase the 165-acre state mental hospital campus on Bull Street, one of the most anticipated and significant land deals in city history.
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A Greenville developer could agree to buy the former State Hospital campus on Bull Street in about two weeks, according to the broker for the property and an attorney for the state Mental Health Department.
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