SBC Photography Exhibit | August - October
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The Salisbury Business Center is hosting a
new art exhibit
featuring photography by local artists Mona Moscardini, Sue McHugh, and Terry Anthony Brewer.
The exhibit will run from August 5th through October 25th, 2019.
Monday - Friday
8:00am - 5:00pm
301 S. Main Street, Salisbury NC 28144
Free & Open to the Public
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Photo by T. Anthony Brewer
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Welcome New Businesses to
Downtown Salisbury
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Downtown Salisbury continues to grow in vitality
with new businesses popping up everywhere!
Let us introduce you to our
new Salisbury neighbors!
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Hotwire Communications is moving to South Main Street in the center of downtown Salisbury! Hotwire Communications’ advanced fiber optic network provides some of the fastest and most reliable Internet service, uninterrupted streaming, flawless HD television programming, and amazing call clarity. Welcome to downtown, Hotwire!
114 South Main Street
Salisbury, NC 28144
(800) 355-5668
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Merle Norman Cosmetic Studio
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85 years ago, Merle Norman formulated products to address beauty needs of women with hundreds of innovative skin care and cosmetic products that are available exclusively at independently
owned Merle Norman Studios. And now we have our very own Merle Norman Studio right up the block from the Salisbury Business Center!
207 South Main Street
Salisbury, N Carolina 28144
(704) 870-8194
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Full Force Production Co is a local production company that offers vocal recording and music production, photography and videography, fashion design, graphic design and marketing. Welcome Full Force to downtown Salisbury!
124 1/2 W. Innes St,
Salisbury, NC 28144
(980) 234-5791
(704) 640-2655
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Sweet Country Style Boutique
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Take a short stroll up West Innes Street to Sweet Country Style Boutique - a country chic boutique specializing in all things southern and unique. Here you'll find clothing, shoes, accessories, home decor and gifts. Open now ...but mark your calendar for their official Grand Opening Celebration September 18th!
105 West Innes Street
Salisbury, NC 28144
(980) 432-8929
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And speaking of style . . . welcome Trendy Styles to their North Main Street location! Offering name brand clothing that is on trend . . . right in our downtown! Say hello to Trendy Styles!
112 North Main Street
Salisbury, NC 28144
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This new not-so-little shop on North Main Street is a delight for the senses - both visual, olfactory, and culinary!
The Spice & Tea Exchange® offers food lovers, chefs, and tea enthusiasts a unique shopping experience filled with gifts and culinary delights. Shop over 140 spices, 85 hand-mixed blends, sugars, salts, unique peppers, 40+ teas, gifts and accessories. AND . . . the shop is open 10 am - 7 pm Monday - Saturday AND is open Sundays 1 pm - 5 pm! WOW!
115 North Main Street
Salisbury NC 28144
980-432-8287
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Dry Salt Therapy, also known as Halotherapy,is a natural alternative and complimentary way of improving general wellness, respiratory issues, skin conditions, detoxification, athletic performance and more. And now we have our own Salt Spa in downtown Salisbury!
120 East Fisher Street
Salisbury, NC 28144
704-738-4712
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Revitalization - Full Steam Ahead!
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It is rare that Salisbury downtown gets (5) revitalization project applications and this year’s grant opportunities are a compelling downtown success story. Along with an increase in tax revenue over the next 10 years, these revitalization projects represent a value in the increased revenue through sales taxes, allowing for more downtown living and jobs, which will impact the city immediately.
Downtown Salisbury is a business district that generates substantial property tax, sales tax and a self-imposed MSD tax. Downtown businesses generate jobs, while the downtown's density lowers the cost of providing city services (water, sewer, trash collection, & safety). Downtown development generates more tax revenue than it spends. Buildings that are redeveloped generate more tax revenue than buildings that are in decline.
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County Commissioners Approve Tax Incentive Package for Empire Hotel
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Rowan County Commissioners have
approved
a package of tax incentives for a major revamp of the historic Empire Hotel in downtown Salisbury. The project is expected to increase the property's tax value from $1 million to $13 million. Black Point Investments is leading the $20 million redevelopment of the hotel, transforming it into apartments and commercial space. Work is slated to begin by the
end of the year.
Plans call for (62) one-bedroom and two-bedroom market-rate apartments. Another seven live/work units are to built on the first floor, street-side elevation.
Black Point Investments
is negotiating with the city of Salisbury to extend the purchase option to June 26, 2020, as well as different sales prices based on the purchase date. The majority of construction, equipment installation, and infrastructure improvements are scheduled to be complete by Dec. 31, 2021.
The history of the Empire Hotel, at the epicenter of downtown Salisbury, dates back more than 150 years. Construction began on in 1855, and the hotel opened on May 17, 1859.
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Host Your Next Business Meeting at the Salisbury Business Center!
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Centrally
located in beautiful historic downtown
Salisbury, North Carolina,
we provide outstanding business-oriented services utilizing our convenient location, extensive resources, knowledgeable staff, and state-of-the-art facilities.
The SBC has (2) conference rooms available to help you communicate your strategies or training opportunities in style to your company or clients, each equipped with state-of-the-art presentation technology:
• The 76-seat Salisbury Auditorium
• The 14-seat Main Street Conference Room
Call 704.209.4589 to learn more!
Take advantage of our central location and lease a conference room, big or small, for your next business meeting today!
Competitive rates, catering services available.
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Main Street Conference Room
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Authored by Susan R. McHugh | Salisbury Business Center
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