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University Terrace dorms on Georgia Southern’s Armstrong campus listed for sale
The University Terrace units used to house Georgia Southern Armstrong students. Now the buildings are up for sale for $6.5 million. The listing of the property, which consists of 194 of the 1,413 dormitory units for the Savannah campus, comes amid a drop in enrollment at Georgia Southern University and budget cuts mandated by the Georgia General Assembly for the school of approximately $3.9 million.
Trendsetting developer Ray Hendley continues to elevate the rental market
When Ray Hendley graduated from Georgia Southern College in 1962, pre-med with a biology degree and a minor in chemistry, he had dreams of becoming a doctor. Then he couldn’t get an interview for medical school. This was a dark moment for Ray that proved to be one of the best things that could have happened to him. He used his minor in chemistry to get a job with the Central Georgia Railroad in Savannah, and in 1968, he began his construction business in Statesboro. “I have always been an optimist. It is hard to have a bad day when you are. But I can tell...
Trailblazing Habitat Home #60 receives poured concrete inside its ICF Forms
Bulloch County County's newest Habitat Homeowner, Maria Lipsey, has entered the second phase of construction on her Habitat Home. Lipsey’s home is listed as Habitat Home #60 and is being constructed with “Insulated Concrete Forms” (ICF) and poured concrete. This method of construction is completely trailblazing, as it is the first home of its kind to be built in Bulloch County. This new method of housebuilding is more common to western areas of the United States. So, not only will Lipsey become a first-time homeowner when construction is complete, but she will also simultaneously own a one-of-kind Habitat home! On April 11th at 11am, Lipsey, family and friends, local...
Statesboro Board of Realtors celebrates with Awards Banquet
On January 25 at 11:30 a.m., the Statesboro Board of Realtors Awards Banquet took place at the Eugene M. Bishop Alumni Center, celebrating with a packed house of realtors. “I am extremely proud of our amazing Realtors for their perseverance in 2022. Our agents have worked very hard to assist families and investors to achieve their real estate needs in this competitive real estate market,” said Ronald Love, President-Elect of the Statesboro Board of Realtors. “I couldn’t be more proud of their accomplishments and commitment to service! We definitely have the best realtors in the state of Georgia in our midst.”
Statesboro kicks off newly introduced housing rehabilitation program
STATESBORO, GA. (WSAV) — Earlier this year, Statesboro City Council approved the notion to put $5 million worth of American Rescue Plan Act funds towards improving lower-income households in the area. Locals got the chance to hear firsthand how these improvements will help, and when they can expect them at a council meeting Wednesday night. […]
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