Final development plans for Water Tower Crossing (1007 Hampton Ave) were approved by the City of Greenville Planning Commission last week.

The 55-unit mixed-use development will feature six affordable units, five workforce units, and 44 market rate units, and 3,725 sqft dedicated to non-residential tenants. Plans also include the preservation + rehabilitation of the Thompson Automotive Building, which was named Greenville’s first official local landmark last October.

Water Tower Crossing from Hampton Avenue | Rendering by Johnston Design Group via The City of Greenville

Non-residential tenants have not yet been confirmed for the property, but options like:

Short term guest rentals
Live-work units
Artist studios
Market
Restaurant
Barber or beauty shop
After school care

Read more about the approval in the Upstate Business Journal + see the plans here.