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Furman Co Transforms Vacant Borden Building into Modern Urban Space

May 13, 2022
The historic building that once served as the headquarters of Borden Ice Cream is undergoing a transformation. Located any 711 W. Washington St., on the

Furman Co Brings 6AM City Headquarters to Poe West Greenville

April 29, 2022
Following years of rapid growth, Greenville-based 6AM City is moving its headquarters to Poe West in the Village of West Greenville. 6AM City specializes in

Furman Co Redevelops Historic Borden Site into Multi-Tenant Offices

April 7, 2022
On West Washington Street in the Southern side community, a building with a sweet history now rumbles with the sounds of construction equipment. The Borden

Furman Co Breaks Ground on United Community Bank Headquarters Project

March 29, 2022
Ground is broken on the new United Community Bank headquarters at 200 E. Camperdown Way. A crowd of local leaders and statewide lawmakers came together

Furman Co Redevelops Historic Claussen Bakery in Greenville

February 13, 2022
This historic building was originally built in 1930, operating as a commercial bakery until 1973. In 1967, the building was the site of an employee

Furman Co Designs United Community HQ for WELL Certification Standards

December 10, 2021
The new headquarters for United Community Bank initially raised questions about how its location would visually and environmentally impact the Reedy River and Falls Park

Furman Co Explores Redevelopment of Historic Greenville Ice Cream Plant

August 5, 2021
Nearly 100 years after it was built to produce ice cream, the old Borden Foods building located at 711 West Washington Street is planned for

Furman Co Leadership Named Among Greenville’s Most Influential Executives

January 2, 2020
Stephen P. Navarro is president and CEO of The Furman Co., Inc. based in Greenville, South Carolina. He oversees Furman’s three operating companies that specialize

Furman Co Expands Poe West Development in West Greenville

January 2, 2020
After nearly four years, Poe West is coming to life. The 65,000-square-foot creative use development on Perry Avenue is nearing semi-completion, with plans for some

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