101 College Street named local landmark; developer plans boutique hotel
April 17, 2026 | Greenville City, Greenville County, South Carolina
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The Historic Review Board has designated 101 College Street, a 1922 building that originally housed Greenville's first car dealership, as a local landmark.
The weekly briefing said a developer plans to renovate the building into a boutique hotel. The announcement described the designation and the developer's plan but did not include review conditions, permit schedules, or a project timeline.
The landmark status will be recorded in the board's official files; further design review, permits and any council action required for redevelopment will appear in the city's public records and agendas.
The weekly briefing said a developer plans to renovate the building into a boutique hotel. The announcement described the designation and the developer's plan but did not include review conditions, permit schedules, or a project timeline.
The landmark status will be recorded in the board's official files; further design review, permits and any council action required for redevelopment will appear in the city's public records and agendas.
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