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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.
The Post and Courier
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 ...
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Holley House demolition begins in downtown Aiken
Demolition of the Holley House in downtown Aiken began Sept. 16. The City of Aiken and Oliver Hospitality closed their real estate deal Sept. 11, transferring ownership of the Hotel Aiken building and adjacent properties. The project involves incorporation of three existing retail spaces on Laurens Street; construction of a three-story mixed-use building featuring retail spaces and long-term rentals on the east side of Bee Lane where the Holley House now stands; preservation of the façade of the McGhee Block; construction of a 200-car parking garage where Warneke Cleaners is located and installation of a public courtyard nestled into the southern side of the hotel.
The Augusta Chronicle
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The Augusta Chronicle
New 125-room hotel clears key vote for downtown Augusta site
The Augusta Commission has greenlit a new hotel for downtown Augusta. Commissioners on Tuesday voted unanimously to allow a special zoning exception for property at 1310 and 1310-A Walker Street from its current industrial category to business. Missing the 'Mark: Primark delays Augusta Mall opening, scraps Sept. 10 debut The extended-stay Residence Inn by Marriott will have a kitchenette or similar kitchen area in each room, according to the applicant, Augusta law firm Hull Barrett, in a May 20 letter of intent to the city. PSH Augusta Downtown LLC is the owner of the property, measuring about 2 acres. American Concrete operated most recently on the site. PSH bought the property in 2022. The five-story hotel would have 125 rooms and would occupy a 20,234-square-foot building footprint at the corner of Walker and 13th streets. The hotel's parking lot would stretch along the back property line to match the curve of a set of railroad tracks. PSH Augusta Downtown is affiliated with PeachState Hospitality. The Warner Robins-based company's Augusta portfolio includes the Residence Inn and the SpringHill Suites at 1110 and 1116 Marks Church Road, respectively, and the Fairfield Inn & Suites at 3023 1/2 Washington Road. This article originally
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North Augusta Reports $220M in Construction for 2025, Faces Wastewater Capacity Limits
North Augusta logged $220 million in new construction value last year. This was the highest year on record for the South Carolina city. City officials issued 34 commercial building permits in 2025, according to the North Augusta Star. That's a record. Most years see between 15 and 20 permits. Commercial construction value hit $85.6 million.
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A very bright future for Downtown Augusta
AUGUSTA, Ga (WJBF) We are looking at growth and development in Downtown Augusta on this edition of The Means Report. Matt Brendle joins us. He’s renovating and upgrading the former Ramada Hotel on Broad Street. He talks to us about The Conroy Hotel and all that it will offer. Dennis Trotter is a partner with […]
The Post and Courier
Holley House demolition begins in downtown Aiken
Demolition of the Holley House in downtown Aiken began Sept. 16. The City of Aiken and Oliver Hospitality closed their real estate deal Sept. 11, transferring ownership of the Hotel Aiken building and adjacent properties. The project involves incorporation of three existing retail spaces on Laurens Street; construction of a three-story mixed-use building featuring retail spaces and long-term rentals on the east side of Bee Lane where the Holley House now stands; preservation of the façade of the McGhee Block; construction of a 200-car parking garage where Warneke Cleaners is located and instal...
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Rising rents push more Augusta tenants toward legal help
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - Nearly half of all families in Augusta don’t own the home they live in. U.S. Census data shows more than 48% of households — roughly 37,000 families — rent. They are facing a rapidly changing market. RentCafe market analysis shows average rent in...
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North Augusta commercial ‘flex space’ development on Jefferson Davis moves ahead
NORTH AUGUSTA — The Seven Lakes commercial flex space proposed for the area behind Parker’s Kitchen on Jefferson Davis Highway has now moved forward after North Augusta’s Board of Zoning Appeals granted its developer leniency on how much parking must be provided. The BZA had continued the matter from its July meeting, when the project first came up: at the time, 42 individual commercial units across nine buildings and with the hopes the city would agree to less than half the parking needed for servicing it all. That heavy reduction of the parking was what had the BZA asking developer Riverside...
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Newly converted Clubhouse Condominiums at Riverside Village have put stadium views on the market
NORTH AUGUSTA — The recently converted condominiums attached to SRP Park at Riverside Village are now for sale, Auben Realty and North Augusta Chamber of Commerce having cut the ribbon Aug. 27. “We are really proud of this project here. When we started, our goal was to do some cool projects over in Augusta and we’ve been able to grow that presence into some other areas,” Auben Realty’s founder and CEO Tyson Schuetze said. The conversion of all 32 apartment units into owner-occupied condominiums began this February when North Augusta City Council approved the change, a requirement when the city...
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Georgia tenant laws: What can be done with rent, eviction
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Turn Back the Block plans 10th new home
Turn Back the Block will soon start its next build in Harrisburg. Keith Blaschke of South Georgia Homes will work with the nonprofit to construct the home at 2104 Mill View St., according to Ashley Brown, Turn Back the Block’s executive director. “We’re looking forward to partnering with him....
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Aiken City Council approves concept plan for Whiskey Road retail project
AIKEN — Aiken City Council gave final approval Aug. 24 to a concept plan for a 2.3-acre commercial development at the southwest corner of Whiskey Road and Stratford Hall Drive S.W., but some council members expressed continuing concern about its impact on Whiskey Road traffic. The northeast corner of the parcel is across the intersection of Whiskey Road and Powder House Road S.E. The council rejected a concept plan for a proposed Parker's Kitchen on the same property in 2023. The latest concept plan shows two commercial buildings, one with a drive-through facility and the other with a 100-seat...