RealtyLink develops cold storage facility, SCRA leaves one billion dollar impact on S.C. economy, Hot Properties

Greenville developer unveils plans for cold storage facility

Greenville-based RealtyLink recently unveiled four cold storage facilities across the country, including a 272,000-square-foot building in South Carolina. The installation of a new terminal to the SC Port System prompted the development.

SBA launches digital platform for women-owned businesses

The U.S. Small Business Administration has launched Ascent, a free e-learning platform for female entrepreneurs with courses on marketing, disaster recovery and financial strategy development.

SCRA made almost $1 billion impact to S.C. economy

The S.C. Research Authority, a nonprofit corporation that invests in and mentors companies across the Palmetto state, contributed nearly $1 billion to the state’s economy in 2020, a Darla Moore School of Business study found.

DEW launches mobile app to monitor unemployment claims

The free app, downloadable at app stores, allows users to complete weekly certification requirements and check claim status from smart phones. Initial claims still must be submitted via computer or mobile internet browser.

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Harry Croxton, KDS Commercial Properties senior advisor and retail specialist, represented the seller, Namo Properties LLC, in the sale of a 4,800-square-foot building at 106 North Main St., Greenville, the former home of Lemongrass Thai restaurant. Click here for more properties.

Digital copy available of Book of Experts

The latest digital issue of GSA Business Report is online now. We take a look at the latest steps in converting part of County square into private-public space. This issue also looks at the year ahead of us from several perspectives, including how two of our sports teams are feeling about prospects in 2021. Economist Stephen Slifer is predicting robust growth this year and explains his optimism in detail.

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