by Associated Press Published: November 19,2012
Tags: Commercial Real Estate, culture, historical, history, land, preservation, property, real estate, renovation, tourism, tourist, vacation, visitor
GREENVILLE — Preservationists in Greenville are trying to determine how far their jurisdiction goes over minor repairs to local historical properties. Walley Morse, secretary of the Joint Greenville Washington County Historic Preservation Commission, tells the Delta Democrat Times concerns were raised in the downtown historic district regarding paint and minor repairs. The commission was given [...] [...]
STARKVILLE — Mississippi State University has chosen a new contractor to preserve a former cotton mill as part of a commercial development. The College Board voted to sell 1.1 acres near what MSU calls the Cooley Building to developer Mark Castleberry for $460,000. The Starkville structure was built in 1902 as the Stone Cotton Mill [...] [...]
by Associated Press Published: October 29,2012
Tags: Commercial Real Estate, distribution, enhancement, historic, history, improvement, industrial real estate, land, property, redevelopment, rental, warehouse, warehouse row
CORINTH — A block of old warehouse buildings is getting a makeover in a redevelopment plan by a partnership in Corinth. The Daily Corinthan reports Trey Albright and Stuart Green recently acquired the buildings in the 100 block of Wick Street, along with several buildings in the area, with plans to renovate them for rent. [...] [...]
by Associated Press Published: October 29,2012
Tags: appropriation, budget, business district, city, Commercial Real Estate, enhancement, government, historic, history, improvement, infrastructure, municipal, municipality, real estate, retail, shop, shopper, shopping, street, transportation, travel
COLUMBUS — Improvements on one of Columbus’ most famous streets will continue as more funding has been made available. The Commercial Dispatch reports the City Council has allocated $25,000 for improvement of Catfish Alley. Money for the project will come from remaining general obligation bond funds used for paving streets in the city’s six wards. [...] [...]
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JACKSON — Parkway Properties Inc. has completed the sale of 111 Capital Building in Jackson for $8.3 million. The 111 Capitol Building is a 187,000-square-foot office property located in the Central Business District. The property was 83.1 percent leased at closing, which occurred Sept. 7, 2012. Parkway, which relocated its corporate headquarters from Jackson to [...] [...]
The old McRae’s building on Meadowbrook Drive in Jackson has sat mostly vacant since 2005, save for a small clothing store and a cash advance place. Just under 68,000 square feet of the total 86,000 square feet sits empty. An advocacy organization for the Fondren neighborhood has renewed its hopes that development of the building [...] [...]
by Associated Press Published: September 26,2012
Tags: Commercial Real Estate, community development, contracution, health, health care, hospital, medical, medicine, public health, real estate
PICAYUNE — Now that the new Highland Community Hospital building has been completed, some Picayune residents may wonder what will become of the old location. Originally named Crosby Memorial Hospital, the site on Goodyear Boulevard was constructed by L.O. Crosby around 1955, said former Crosby Memorial Hospital Board member Jo Woods. Picayune only had a [...] [...]
TUPELO — The board of the Downtown Tupelo Main Street Association approved a new set of design guidelines Tuesday that members hope will help the district maintain its historic roots. The 87-page packet provides guidelines for commercial and residential projects that cover only the exterior of buildings. They cover everything from facade paint colors to [...] [...]
by Associated Press Published: August 28,2012
Tags: beach, bench, Commercial Real Estate, decision, judge, judicial, judiciary, lawsuit, marina, outdoors, property, real estate, recreation, residential real estate, ruling, state government
BAY ST. LOUIS — The Murphy family’s legal battle over the future the marina site in Bay St. Louis will continue now that Secretary of State Delbert Hosemann’s motion to dismiss has been denied. Hancock County Circuit Judge Lisa P. Dodson ruled the secretary of state did not properly support the motion to dismiss the [...] [...]
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