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Oliver Hospitality Breaks Ground on Hotel Aiken Redevelopment in Downtown Aiken
Oliver Hospitality broke ground Oct. 26 on the redevelopment of the old Hotel Aiken building in downtown Aiken, South Carolina. Ethan Orley, managing partner, and Craig Bradford, senior vice president for development, rode up on horseback along Bee Lane. "Today marks the moment that Hotel Aiken moves from conversations, council...
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Groundbreaking ceremony celebrates Oliver Hotel downtown redevelopment project
AIKEN — The hoteliers chosen to transform the former Hotel Aiken building into a downtown centerpiece arrived at the official groundbreaking Oct. 26 on horseback. Their mounts walked down Bee Lane through an audience of more than 100 citizens, elected officials, city employees, Realtors, shop owners, lenders and investors who’d gathered to commemorate the beginning of a redevelopment project that has been years in the making. Nashville-based Oliver Hospitality’s Ethan Orley, managing partner, and Craig Bradford, senior vice president for development, dismounted to speak while standing on the f...
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Augusta Residents Who Rent Out Their Homes During The Masters Could Lose Lucrative Cash Cow As City Eyes Crackdown
Every year, Augusta, Georgia welcomes a massive influx of visitors who descend upon the city for The Masters. Many residents take advantage of their arrival and make some serious bank by renting out their homes for the week, but the good times could be coming to an end as officials plot a crackdown on that […] The post Augusta Residents Who Rent Out Their Homes During The Masters Could Lose Lucrative Cash Cow As City Eyes Crackdown appeared first on BroBible.
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Columbus vs. Augusta, Macon and Savannah: 15 Questions on Pay, Rent and Home Prices
In this story (15 sections) Columbus, Ga., is Georgia's second-largest city by population, has the highest median household income among Columbus, Augusta, Macon and Savannah, and is the least expensive of the four metropolitan areas under MIT's living-wage estimates. But the comparison changes depending on whether residents are looking at home prices, rent, employment-related costs or the wider metropolitan area.
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Augusta zoning overhaul draws crowd over short-term rental rules
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - Augusta’s zoning laws have not been fully rewritten since 1963. People filled a commission chamber to weigh in on proposed changes at a public meeting that began at 2 p.m. Wednesday. Short-term rentals dominated the hearing. Gregory Uhl spoke against a proposal to put a...
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Officials: new rental regulations won’t impact homeowners renting at Masters
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WJBF) – It’s a growing issue in Augusta: the number of houses being rented out on a short term bases. “We need to make sure that these houses are not rented out in these neighborhoods, where it affects the neighbors,” said Mayor Pro-Tem Wayne Guilfoyle Back in June, a teenager was shot and […]
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Auction offers chance to name rooms at Edgefield Hotel
EDGEFIELD, S.C. (WJBF)- Construction to restore and renovate a historic hotel in Edgefield County is underway. The Edgefield Hotel, originally the Dixie Highway Hotel, was built in 1919. The community worked together to raise $69,000 to build it– the equivalent of more than $1.3 million today. “The Dixie Highway Hotel was something that the townspeople […]
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Developer Seeks Rezoning of 383 Acres for Nixon Technology Campus in Augusta
Acreage near Four H Club Road and Mike Padgett Highway in Augusta may soon see a change. A developer wants to rezone about 383 acres there. The plan calls for a seven-building data center campus, per WRDW, but nothing has been approved yet. 3G Investments filed its applications Sept. 28,...
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LiveOak Fiber Announces $100M Investment to Build Augusta High-Speed Network
LiveOak Fiber plans to pour $100 million into building a fiber-optic network across Augusta, Evans, and Martinez. The project gives residents and businesses a new option for high-speed internet. Work begins in January 2027. The first customers should connect by April 2027. This network will reach single-family homes, apartments, and...
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Augusta Builder Mark Ivey Takes Helm as President of Home Builders Association of Georgia
Mark Ivey, a longtime Augusta-area builder and co-owner in Ivey Homes, was installed Thursday as the new president of the Home Builders Association of Georgia (HBAG) during the annual Fall Meeting at the Reynolds Ritz Carlton. Ivey will lead the statewide organization with a focus on housing affordability, strengthening local home builders associations and expanding advocacy efforts on behalf of Georgia's residential construction industry.
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Church’s zoning request goes to N. Augusta Council without favor. Similar request had no resistance.
NORTH AUGUSTA — A zoning request from Victory Baptist Church heads to North Augusta City Council without the planning commission's favor despite nearby True North Church having easily obtained the same zoning earlier this year, on full recommendation from the commission and unanimous approval by the council. Victory Baptist is asking to rezone its 16.35 acres at 620 West Martintown Road from large lot residential to general commercial ahead of plans to expand the church next spring. It was these plans that led to the discovery that the church is not in compliance with North Augusta's new devel...
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Commercial development at The Hive could soon get underway after North Augusta Commission approval
NORTH AUGUSTA — The first of commercial development planned for The Hive at North Augusta’s Exit 1 can now get underway with the city’s planning commission having approved the final platting Sept. 16. The 12.6 acres between Interstate 20, West Martintown and the just-added Mush Road represents about half the total acreage set aside here for commercial development. The representative for McKnight-Engler, the company handling this section of The Hive, told commissioners he could not yet disclose who any potential buyers or investors might be; but conceptual plans suggest opportunity for a large ...