The crack of the baseball bat is spurring two developers to spend $36 million on office space in downtown Greensboro and High Point. Front Street Capital, based in Winston-Salem, is investing $22 million in Project Slugger, an office project adjacent to First National Ball Park, home of the Greensboro Grasshoppers team. In High Point, Elliott Sidewalk Communities is developing an $11 million office building called The Outfields at the BB&T Point Stadium, which opened last May as home to the High Point Rockers team. Elliott recently attracted Peters Development, led by High Point entrepreneur and gastroenterologist Dr. Lenny Peters, as an investor in the project. Click here to read the full a

The first phase of The Outfields - consisting of a 36,000-square-foot office building, along with 15,000 square feet for a food hall and plaza - is getting underway next to BB&T Point Stadium, the home of the High Point Rockers of the Atlantic League of Professional Baseball, an independent league. Tim Elliott, managing partner of developer Elliott Sidewalk Communities, discusses how the lifestyles of millennial workers are shaping the $11 million project. Q: How will The Outfields appeal to younger workers? A: ``Many millennials are looking for more vibrant community space. This generation is less dependent on the car. They enjoy walking in the urban environment more so than previous genera