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Churchill Stateside Group Provides $31,054,000 FHA/HUD 221(d)(4) Construction Loan for Adaptive Reuse of Historic Textile Mill into Market Rate Community in Aiken, South Carolina
Churchill Stateside Group, LLC (“CSG”), a real estate and renewable energy financial services company, is pleased to announce the closing of a $31,054,000 FHA 221(d)(4) Construction Advance Loan to finance Vaucluse Mill Lofts, a 140-unit adaptive reuse and historic substantial rehabilitation project located in Aiken, South Carolina. This...
The Augusta Chronicle
Developer proposes to build south Augusta townhomes behind Hillcrest Memorial Park
A local developer wants to build townhomes in south Augusta across from Hillcrest Memorial Park on land once owned by the cemetery's founder. Naresh Punjabi, representing applicant Connect Development LLC and property owner NRP Residential 1 LLC, submitted a rezoning application for nine pieces of property. Comprising 4.25 acres, the parcels are at 2528, 2530, 2532, 2536, 2538, 2540, 2542 and 2544 Richmond Hill Road, and 1901 Bunglaow Road. The 2528 parcel sits at the southeast corner where Bungalow meets Richmond Hill. The area is zoned for Wheeless Road Elementary, Murphey Middle and Josey High schools. The undeveloped 2528 parcel also has an unspecified gravesite. A preliminary site plan shows the gravesite being incorporated into greenspace for the proposed neighborhood. The proposal calls for about 28 townhomes, each measuring about 1,800 square feet. A one-way road with sidewalks, fronting the townhomes through the property, would connect Richmond Hill and Bungalow roads. NRP Residential bought the nine parcels in 2023 from the estate of Waddell H. Pate , an Augusta businessman who died in 2002 shortly after turning 97. Pate is perhaps best remembered locally as a real estate developer and a hotelier. He claimed the red neon sign that advertised
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SRS Community Reuse Organization Unveils Regional Housing Study
He SRS Community Reuse Organization (SRSCRO), in partnership with Georgia Power and KB Advisory Group, today released the results of a comprehensive regional housing study that evaluates current housing trends and economic development drivers and outlines strategies to ensure sustainable, inclusive growth across the Aiken-Augusta region. The study — spanning...
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12 On Your Side Investigates: Developers turn ‘trash into treasure’
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Teddy Tripp Builds Green Space Rentals into a Masters Week Game Changer
In the heart of Augusta, Georgia, where the Masters Tournament transforms the city each spring into a global golf destination, one man is redefining the way visitors experience this iconic event. Teddy Tripp, founder of Green Space Rentals, has created a dedicated home rental platform designed to connect homeowners with golf fans seeking premium accommodations during Masters Week. More than just a business, Green Space Rentals is the culmination of Tripp’s passion for people, relationships, and exceptional service.
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3 new bear sightings reported near Aiken County schools
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Public hearing held on plans for new downtown hotel
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - A public hearing was held Thursday at the Augusta-Richmond County Municipal Building on a possible hotel coming to the 1100 block of Broad Street. A note posted on the building confirms demolition and construction of a new hotel. If approved, it could go next to the...
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12 On Your Side Investigates: Developers turn ‘trash into treasure’
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - Blight in Augusta isn’t just an eyesore — neighbors say it’s a warning sign. Some families say the city isn’t moving fast enough. With demolitions falling behind, private developers are stepping in to turn decay into opportunity. 12 On Your Side Investigates...
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Red Oak Capital Holdings Provides $2.83M Financing for Suburban Georgia Multifamily Asset Palms at Augusta
Red Oak Capital Holdings, LLC, a leading provider of private capital solutions for commercial real estate, has provided a $2.83 million bridge loan for the acquisition and planned rehabilitation of a 44-unit garden-style apartment property Palms at Augusta in Augusta, Georgia. The transaction was originated by Red Oak Regional Manager...
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Inside Lamar Building in Augusta, Georgia: Fire, Pei Rooftop, and Decades without Tenants
Downtown Augusta is quiet now. Empty storefronts line Broad Street, and in the middle of it all, the city's tallest building casts its shadow. The Lamar Building rises 238 feet, 17 stories of steel and stone, topped by a glass penthouse that locals call the toaster. For more than a decade, it has stood mostly vacant, its windows reflecting not commerce but absence.
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Ky Widener with Beman Group Real Estate, Investing in Commercial Real Estate
Ky Widener with Beman Group Real Estate provides tips for individuals interested in entering the commercial real estate market. To be included in our video interviews or if you need video services for your company, please contact us.
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New hotel could be coming to downtown Augusta
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Proposed new hotel on Broad Street up for discussion next week
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - A proposed hotel could be coming to Broad Street in Downtown Augusta, we learned on Tuesday. A note posted on the building confirms demolition and reconstruction of a new hotel. If approved, it could go next to the Augusta Candle Company and right across the street...
The Augusta Chronicle
While it's hot: Augusta area's coffee shops serving up economic success
Coffee is still hot around Augusta – whether you're a drinker or a developer. Commercial real estate experts said recently at a Columbia County economic development summit that long drive-thru lines at both local and national-brand coffee shops are enticing entrepreneurs to pursue investments in the bedroom community west of Augusta. "It really is. We saw it in car washes a couple of years ago. But coffee seems like it's here to stay for a while," said Jordan Collier, director of commercial development at Augusta's Meybohm Real Estate . Property owners often lease space to quick-service food chains such as coffee shops. Investors acquire pieces of the properties through publicly traded real estate investment trusts, a popular way for people to earn income from property without assuming the full burden of property owners' responsibilities. "It seems like everybody's looking," Collier said. "We've got Caribou , Dutch (Bros. Coffee ), Starbucks . I can't keep them all straight. Dunkin' (Donuts) , 7 Brew (Drive-Thru Coffee) . And they all seem to be doing pretty well." Of the coffee shop chains he mentioned, only one isn't yet in the Augusta area: Dutch Bros. Plans to build Dutch Bros. in Georgia in 2025
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The Palomar Group Closes Sale of Professional Village in Augusta
The Palomar Group is pleased to announce the sale of Professional Village, a 33,325-square-foot office property located at 119 Davis Road in Augusta, GA. The property, built in 1976 and 95% occupied at the time of sale, traded for $3,300,000 on August 11, 2025. The buyer was a 1031 exchange investor, while the seller was a family trust.