The mixed-use office/residential project with the downtown grocery store could be announced as soon as next week (November 14?)!
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Winston-Salem has broadened its appeal as a center of art, culture, and food while still paying homage to its past. From shopping to street art to living history museums, there are lots of things to do in Winston-Salem and plenty of people to meet. Everywhere we went, locals were eager to tell us about their city and share something else we absolutely had to do.
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Bailey South:
Only 8,500 square feet of retail space is still available. This building has 26,000 square feet of retail space on two floors, so roughly two-thirds of the retail space is leased. Only 10,900 square feet of office space is still available. Call (336) 724-1715 if you're interested in leasing.
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Hyatt Place Hotel:
Currently, every hotel in downtown is reporting strong demand for hotel rooms and the market can easily absorb more hotel rooms. We observed this when the new Hampton Inn & Suites was selling-out dates before its website was ready. This explains why so many hotels are proposed or under construction in downtown. The new Hyatt Place is expected to do very well when it opens.
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Courtyard by Marriott - Downtown:
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8 West Third:
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Main & Third:
It's on the far left side:
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New Tech Company Headquarters:
Point Motion has relocated their corporate headquarters from Boston to downtown Winston-Salem. The company is currently hiring software developers and graphic designers, along with people in health care, if you're interested. Their new headquarters, on Fifth Street, has a nice view of at least five or six big projects we are following in this thread.
Collins Aerospace Office Building:
Stainless steel and glass handrails:
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East Second Avenue Apartments:
This project has already started:
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Radar Brewing Company:
A rare look at the tanks inside:
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311 East Third:
On October 29, the agreement creating the next generation healthcare system was executed. It should close in the first quarter of 2020. It is believed this will be the tenant of this proposed building, shown as a high-rise in past news articles. Atrium Health will construct the building for a translational research and population health center and past news articles spoke of the creation of thousands of scientific and analytics jobs in downtown Winston-Salem's IQ District. It sounds exciting! I guess we shall see?
First Baptist Church Restoration:
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Removing the scaffolding:
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Twin City Motors Building Adaptive-reuse:
Their current edition has an interview with the developer, Will Spencer, that I'm sure everyone is excited about!
A 1940s Streamline Moderne wheel alignment machine:
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How the John Bean Visualiner works: (Yes, it still works!)
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Business card from the showroom:
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Muse Winston-Salem:
They closed on the former courthouse building for this project. Yes, it is moving forward!
Liberty Park:
At this sound art event, you can see the tree stumps from the landscape clearing:
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Sound art at night, in a park to be demolished? Keep Winston-Salem weird & nerdy!
Salem Parkway:
People in the Brookstown Neighborhood should be happy with this news. Workers are making progress with the bridge over Brookstown Avenue.
Brookstown Avenue Bridge and the Brookstown Neighborhood:
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Conduit under a new bridge in the West End Neighborhood:
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Cherry Street Bridge:
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Constructing a new drainage structure:
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Green & West:
We haven't seen anything from this restoration project in a long time! It is the conversion of a 1925 West Salem Neighborhood grocery store into a garden store and apartment space. Their tenant has already moved into the apartment space.
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Link Apartments 4th Street:
An aerial of the site demolition!
It's the building covered in scaffolding, behind the baseball hat of the person on the left:
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Whitaker Park Mixed-use Project:
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Brouwerij DuBois:
This new craft brewery has set an opening date of Fall 2020. The new brewery will use a manual brewing system.
500 West 5th:
They cut a ribbon, but it's still under construction, as you will see in the other photographs for this project:
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Flywheel Coworking will open their new location on November 25:
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If you want space, they are filling-up fast! You need to contact them today!
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Flywheel Coworking - Monday (10/28):
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Flywheel Coworking - Monday (10/28):
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A large countertop at Flywheel Coworking:
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The size of the countertop is so large it had to be constructed on-site:
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Sunnyside Millwork has a store, in the downtown Arts District, with items for your home. If you like their work, visit their store!
Thinkspace:
This is a coworking space for artists and creatives in a beautiful old building in downtown's Industry Hill Neighborhood. Art studio spaces start at $250 a month. They are almost full, so contact them today! They are also looking for an artist to paint a large mural on one of their walls, if you're interested.
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Sentinel Commons:
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The pop-up space is now open:
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A look at the new pop-up space:
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Link Apartments Innovation Quarter:
They have already leased 125 units and the building is still under construction! I think they are leasing half of the building now and will lease the other half at a later date? They expect this building to be fully leased shortly after completion, due to strong demand for apartments in downtown Winston-Salem.
Link Apartments has an Innovation & Creation Station as an amenity:
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The Innovation & Creation Station whiteboards:
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Package system installed:
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Common Area:
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Alternative Transportation:
Green Street Pedestrian Bridge:
Waiting for installation of the arches for this suspension bridge:
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Salem Parkway Bike & Pedestrian Path:
It is located below the small arch on this bridge:
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Bike & Pedestrian Land Bridge:
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Off-Subject:
Strong Job Growth in Winston-Salem:
According to the North Carolina Department of Commerce, Winston-Salem had the third highest net job growth over the past year. Winston-Salem's unemployment rate is currently 3.3%.
Net Job Growth:
Charlotte: 28,400
Raleigh: 20,200
Winston-Salem: 8,800
Durham: 4,600
Greensboro: 2,900
Hanging Rock State Park:
If you're new to Winston-Salem, you should visit Hanging Rock. The Winston-Salem Foundation donated Hanging Rock to the State of North Carolina in 1936 for the creation of this park.
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A narrow car-free street of 1904 rowhouses (these are expensive):
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