
Caldwell
Dr. & Reidville Rd.
Spartanburg, South Carolina
Old
River Place is a mixed-use commercial land development opportunity located
on the southeast side of Spartanburg, South Carolina. The development
consists of an assemblage of approximately 47 acres which will be developed
into a retail/commercial parcel (17 acres), a high density residential
or office parcel (9 acres), smaller residential parcels (12 acres), and
open space (trails, parks, etc.).
The
extension of Caldwell Drive is supported, in part, by Spartanburg County,
through a Development Agreement providing for a portion of the cost of
road construction. This extension will connect a number of high end residential
communities, originally developed on a dead-end road (Caldwell Drive),
through to a major transportation corridor (Reidville Road). In addition,
the road extension will relieve traffic and safety concerns for the residents
living off Caldwell. The County’s Development Agreement requires
developments on this Property adhere broadly to the general planning principals
of “New Urbanism”.
The
retail parcel is situated at the point of the new intersection, and will
benefit immediately from high traffic counts for both roads. Within one
mile of the site, there are over 1000 existing homes with a median household
income of $93,418, with many more homes planned. Within three miles of
the site, there are over 8500 homes with a median household income of
$70,236. This area represents the highest income concentration within
Spartanburg County. Traffic counts on Reidville Road are currently in
the 30,000 to 35,000 car per day range, while the projections on opening
for the Caldwell Road extension are 5000 to 7000 cars per day (exclusive
of the impact of any new development).
The
majority of the land has been acquired, with other parcels under agreement.
Preliminary engineering and soil testing has been completed, and full
engineering drawings will commence when the developers are ready to begin
the road extension. Road work has been delayed for a brief period due
to the current economic climate. The developers’ preference would
be to have firm commitments for the commercial parcel, with site work
for that major parcel being coordinated with the construction of the road
extensions.
Currently,
the developers project the total sellout, based upon retail land pricing,
to be as follows:
Retail/Commercial
Parcel 17+ acres $4,250,000
Office/High Den. Res. 11.5+ acres $1,462,000
Other Dev. Parcels 10 acres $ 750,000
Total Retail Sellout $6,462,000
The developers of this parcel are willing to work with individual parcel
purchasers, or will consider venture or purchase offers for the entire
development.
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