University Center, a mixed-use, 23-acre site features market-rate apartments, student housing, The Power House, Cambria hotel, parking decks, restaurants and retail.  The Lowenstein building, a key component of University Center, currently hosts office space for: Atlas Copco & subsidiary Chicago Pneumatic, Nucor Skyline Steel, Keck & Wood, The American Cornhole League, The Tuttle Company and more.

The Thread

The 400,000 SF industrial warehouse, located at White and Wilson Streets in Rock Hill, South Carolina, has been a fixture in downtown for over 70 years. As the result of a recent partnership between The Keith Corporation (“TKC”), a Charlotte, North Carolina based commercial real estate development firm, and Springs Creative, a Rock Hill, South Carolina based global leader in textile innovation, The warehouse will soon have a new name and face: This historic site will feature Class A office space, restaurants, breweries, retail, and specialty space all located within one of the most iconic buildings in the region. The interior will blend its historic components with modern finishes and technology. The large windows, concrete columns and high ceilings of the warehouse will offer tenants one of the finest office and retail settings in the region. 

 The Exchange

Mixed-Use Development consisting of 229 apartments with a pool and outdoor lounge, roof deck, state-of-the-art fitness center, and co-working space along with over 26,000 square feet of adaptive reuse retail and commercial space. The location sits on the hard corner of Dave Lyle Boulevard and E. White Street in downtown Rock Hill. 

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