Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette toured several Upstate businesses on Monday and thanked the companies for their work in helping battle the COVID-19 pandemic. Sites included Jostens, JR Automation and Oxco.
Neo-industrial retail development Hampton Station was Atlanta-based Urban Realty Partners’ largest plunge into both the Greenville and retail markets when the “new growth urbanist” developers acquired the project last year.
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Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette toured several Upstate businesses on Monday and thanked the companies for their work in helping battle the COVID-19 pandemic. Sites included Jostens, JR Automation and Oxco.
Neo-industrial retail development Hampton Station was Atlanta-based Urban Realty Partners’ largest plunge into both the Greenville and retail markets when the “new growth urbanist” developers acquired the project last year.
