First office user and immersive game show experience to open in the coming months

Greenville, SC – Avison Young, a global real estate advisory firm, has arranged two new leases on behalf of the owners of Hampton Station, an ±80,985 square-foot (sf) mixed-use development located at 1320 Hampton Avenue Ext., Greenville, SC. Isomer Project Group, an engineering, procurement and construction company, has committed to 8,419 sf for its second office in Greenville and The Gameshow Challenge will occupy 2,085 sf for an immersive and interactive game show experience.

Located 1.3 miles from downtown Greenville on the popular Swamp Rabbit Trail, Hampton Station is home to a diverse mix of retail and restaurant tenants anchored by extensive outdoor public green space to work, play and relax. The adaptive reuse of the cotton warehouses built in 1919 during Greenville’s industrial boom pays homage to the city’s rich history and character while meeting the needs of its current residents. Since 2019, multiple new multi-family developments have been delivered, resulting in over 700 high end residences within a half-mile radius of the development.

Avison Young Office Sales & Leasing Services Vice Presidents Ned Reynolds and Chris Prince represented Hampton Station’s owner, Urban Realty Partners. Edward Wilson of Trinity Partners represented Isomer Project Group and Robert Satcher of Pintail Capital Partners represented The Game Show Challenge.

“As office-using businesses look to attract talent and entice employees back to the office, amenities and proximity to walkable entertainment options are top of their wish lists,” said Reynolds. “Hampton Pickney’s booming residential market and Hampton Station’s diverse mix of tenants allows employees to live, work and play within walking or biking distance.”

A survey of Avison Young brokers in the South region found cafés/restaurants and walkability were the most important amenities to tenants. Submarkets with a greater mix of office and multifamily buildings are almost twice as likely to see above average rates of people visiting the office compared to predominantly business or residential districts in the last two years according to Avison Young data.