The Chatham County-Savannah Land Bank Authority has adopted new guidelines and requirements to better ensure developers meet the terms of affordable housing agreements after learning one of the authority’s former […]
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City: Kessler meeting terms of $43 million Plant Riverside bonding agreement
So far, so good. About six years after the Savannah City Council approved a controversial $43 million bonding agreement for the Plant Riverside project, the Kessler Collection is meeting the […]
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SAVANNAH AGENDA: Property Matters
Hotels & History A developer continues to receive pushback on plans due to the size and scale of the building in the heart of Savannah’s downtown Historic District after making […]
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PROPERTY MATTERS: Savannah fairground negotiations continue after local partner leaves development group, tax credit attempt postponed to 2023
A local partner in the development group approved to develop the city owned fairgrounds property is no longer involved in the project after raising concerns about one of the majority […]
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SAVANNAH AGENDA: Property Matters
It’s not the just the size. It’s also how you use it. Make sure your development project is compatible with the surrounding community. That’s the take away in the latest […]
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SAVANNAH AGENDA: Property Matters
The city is seeking new, cleaner sources of energy, while renewable sources of downtown development projects never seem to dissipate. Want to know where the next construction project will take […]
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PROPERY MATTERS: Private clubs, parking garages, corner stores and converted hotels
Private club with members’ lodging, restaurant proposed for 32nd & Habersham Former state representative Craig Gordon plans to construct a 3-story mixed-use building next to Tacos + Tequila on the […]
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PROPERTY MATTERS
Welcome to the latest edition of Savannah Agenda’s Property Matters. This column is a result of my tendency to spend way too much time perusing building permits, sales records and […]