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The new budget capitalizes on the citys explosive growth, funding a hefty list of capital improvement projects and shoring up infrastructure.

City Council has given approval to complete a purchase sale agreement with M. Peters Group, a Greenville-based real estate group, for $12.5 million.

Options include moving back into renovated City Hall building or relocating to old Bowater building

After a deal to move to the Bowater Building fell through, Greenville city officials are still evaluating options to relocate or renovate City Hall.

GREENVILLE, S.C. (AP) — Officials in Greenville, South Carolina have nixed plans to move city hall to a new building downtown. The Greenville News reports that a land swap deal has fallen through between the city of Greenville and the owners of the former Bowater Building eyed by the city.

Greenville officials are abandoning plans — for now — to move City Hall to the former Bowater Building in downtown after negotiations fell through.

We’ve got to do something: City leaders publicly discuss potential City Hall move Potential deal would move Greenville City Hall from its current building to Bowater building in Falls Park Share Updated: 5:42 PM EDT Jun 9, 2021 Potential deal would move Greenville City Hall from its current building to Bowater building in Falls Park Share Updated: 5:42 PM EDT Jun 9, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript TAGGART, CITY LEADERS HOPELFU THIS CAN HAPPEN SOON? >> GOOD...

View Comments The city of Greenville is "exploring options" to move city offices and services from City Hall to the former Bowater Building at 55 East Camperdown Way at Falls Park, by the edge of the Liberty Bridge, according to a press release.  “This is a once in a generation opportunity,” Mayor Knox White said in a statement. “Not only does the move to the Bowater building put city employees and operations next to Greenville’s greatest natural resource, but it will also allow us to...

Updated: 6:42 PM EDT May 25, 2021 The City of Greenville said it is exploring options to move city offices and services to the Falls Park area, at the edge of the Liberty Bridge.Council will consider the sale of City Hall at 206 S. Main Street and the purchase of the Bowater Building at 55 E. Camperdown Way. “This is a once in a generation opportunity,” said Mayor Knox White. “Not only does the move to the Bowater Building put city employees and operations next to Greenville’s...