So Many New Projects Are Happening In Lawrenceville
1 giu 2022 ·
56 min. 30 sec.
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www.GoodMorningGwinnett.com Start Your Own Podcast https://wwwNoisePodcastNetwork.com The Lawrence hotel and parking garage project broke ground in late 2019, but while the parking lot continued during the COVID-19 pandemic, the hotel...
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The Lawrence hotel and parking garage project broke ground in late 2019, but while the parking lot continued during the COVID-19 pandemic, the hotel was put on hold as the pandemic created a big hit to the hospitality industry.
“My understanding, from the last conversation I had earlier this week, we are looking at a late August/early September restart of (The Lawrence) project so that was some good news that we got this week,” Warbington said. “We hope to have that project moving again. You know the foundation is in and a lot of the infrastructure is in so it will move very quickly.”
Meanwhile, some site prep work was done for The Winn, which will be located next to the Lawrenceville Arts Center at the corner of Crogan and Clayton Streets, but it was put on hold because of inflation and supply chain-related issues. The Winn will have nearly 30 condo flats above street-level retail.
SOURCE: www.GwinnettDailyPost.com
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The Lawrence hotel and parking garage project broke ground in late 2019, but while the parking lot continued during the COVID-19 pandemic, the hotel was put on hold as the pandemic created a big hit to the hospitality industry.
“My understanding, from the last conversation I had earlier this week, we are looking at a late August/early September restart of (The Lawrence) project so that was some good news that we got this week,” Warbington said. “We hope to have that project moving again. You know the foundation is in and a lot of the infrastructure is in so it will move very quickly.”
Meanwhile, some site prep work was done for The Winn, which will be located next to the Lawrenceville Arts Center at the corner of Crogan and Clayton Streets, but it was put on hold because of inflation and supply chain-related issues. The Winn will have nearly 30 condo flats above street-level retail.
SOURCE: www.GwinnettDailyPost.com
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