A Canadian-based real estate developer, the Walton International Group, has purchased a 286-acre tract of land off of S.C. Highway 9 near Richburg. According to a deed filed at the Chester County Courthouse this week, G and G Real Estate of Chester, LLC deeded the land to Walton South Carolina, LLC by warranty deed for $1 and other valuable…
The News & Reporter
Sumter County commissioners Tuesday night approved rezoning, a development agreement and a land use plan amendment for Panasoffkee Preserve, another large age-restricted community planned along State Road 44 about 2.5 miles west of Interstate 75. Before the commission voted, public hearings were held on each aspect of the project. Although 400…
Village-News.com
To the outward eye, it may appear that development in rural Caldwell County has stalled. However, those “in the know” suggest that plans are on track for the development of several major, multi-use developments in rural Caldwell County, as well as commercial- and industrial-use properties inside the Lockhart City Limits. “A lot of the things…
Lockhart Post-Register
Located in Edmonton’s west end, and connected to anywhere you would want to go via major thoroughfares like Stony Plain Road, Whitemud Drive and 215 Street, there is no reason why you should not look to Henley Heights for your first or next home. A new K-9 public school is anticipated to open in Henley Heights as soon as 2017. The school will…
Edmonton Sun
Tarleton State University has set January 2019 as the target date for opening its new campus in southwest Fort Worth, and the school’s president is expecting a big first-day enrollment. “I expect our first building is going be out of space the day we open it,” Dominic Dottavio said Tuesday after talking about the planned 80-acre campus during a…
Star-Telegram
Regent Homes has all 118 vacant developed lots at the massive Carothers Crossing community east of Nolensville under contract with plans for a mix of townhomes, cottages and single-family homes. The homes will be the first built at the once-troubled traditional neighborhood development since the Great Recession brought a previous developer’s…
The Tenneassean
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