GREENVILLE – There’s a new innovation center coming to Greenville in a public-private partnership between East Carolina University and the developer Elliott Sidewalk Communities, and the partners in the project have made progress, announcing the first phase of the effort earlier this month. The first phase of the project, which will be known as Intersect East, will be $40 million project to renovate three buildings on 19 acres of land near ECU’s new life sciences and biotechn

Gold-colored shovels turned ceremonial dirt Tuesday as Intersect East kicked off its first phase in redevelopment of East Carolina University’s former warehouse district. Developer Elliott Sidewalk Communities joined with university officials, Board of Trustees members, and local and state leaders in breaking ground on the $40 million project to renovate three buildings on the 19-acre tract off 10th Street and within sight of ECU’s new Life Sciences and Biotechnology Building

The food hall will occupy the first floor of 275 North Elm, which is the first of several planned projects around the stadium called The Outfields that Elliott Sidewalk Communities is developing in partnership with the city. Located at the N. Elm Street entrance to the stadium, the 12,000-square-foot food hall will have room for 10 vendors and more than 200 seats. It will include an outdoor patio with seating for more than 100, as well as a bar overlooking the stadium. Read t

Elliott Sidewalk Communities on the move with construction at Intersect East; First building names announced: The Prizery; The Stemmery; The Hammock Factory GREENVILLE, NC (October 5, 2021) -- Developers of Intersect East, a public-private partnership between East Carolina University and Elliott Sidewalk Communities, today announced the kick-off of the first phase of the project. Intersect East will foster a dynamic relationship between research, business, academia, and downt

Leaders from East Carolina University and the Greenville community gathered on Tuesday to kick off a project developers are calling “the new gateway to downtown Greenville.” Intersect East, a joint venture between ECU and Elliott Sidewalk Communities, is a development planned as a 19-acre complex supporting light manufacturing, research and development, housing, restaurants and office space. The campus will also serve as an innovation campus and devote 10,000 square feet to t

GREENVILLE, N.C. (WITN) -East Carolina University and Greenville broke ground Tuesday on a big project described as the new gateway to downtown Greenville. Intersect East is being touted as an entirely new type of innovation hub that will allow companies to optimize their success through direct physical and academic access to ECU. The project is located on a 19-acre area near Uptown Greenville and is a public-private partnership between ECU and Elliott Sidewalk Communities. W