The 'Carroll South of Ballpark' space aims to bring more retail and residential space to downtown Greensboro, including a modern luxury hotel. Developer Roy Carroll tweeted at noon, the ...

GREENSBORO, N.C. — City officials are considering ... According to the News and Record, incentives for the proposed $40 million Wyndham luxury hotel have fluctuated in amount since they were ...

GREENSBORO, N.C. — Developer Roy Carroll announced on Wednesday what he described as the “largest downtown Greensboro development.” The Carroll Companies plans to make an investment of more ...

Downtown Greensboro is getting a new luxury hotel. © 2025 American City Business Journals. All rights reserved. Use of and/or registration on any portion of this ...

Ever since the proposal emerged last summer â a luxury hotel on the southern edge of downtown Greensboro â it has been a moving target. First it was going to be 300 rooms and cost an eye ...

Greensboro officials are ready to give the developers of a proposed luxury hotel $2 million in sweeteners over five years, but they're drawing the line at building a new parking deck.The News ...

In one sense, the Proximity Hotel in Greensboro, N.C., shouts its environmental ... “You won’t sacrifice one iota of luxury or comfort because of our commitment to sustainable practices.

GREENSBORO -- A proposed luxury hotel for South Elm Street might move closer to the heart of downtown, city leaders said Monday. The Ole Asheboro Neighborhood Association and developer Urban Hotel ...

A new hotel and restaurant in downtown Greensboro is opening soon.The Carroll ... It will feature a rooftop bar and 348 luxury apartment homes.The development will also feature retail and ...

Greensboro officials are ready to give the developers of a proposed luxury hotel $2 million in sweeteners over five years, but they’re drawing the line at building a new parking deck.

Sounds typical for a luxury hotel--but it’s not. Everything you passed or used ... 45 mpg city). "The Right Approach In Greensboro" is from the October 2008 issue of Southern Living.