Anson Economic Development Corporation

What if I told you there was a 158,000 square foot building on 20 acres of land available in the Charlotte market for $2.3 million? You would probably assume it is a 50-year-old former textile mill with 14-foot ceilings and crumbling infrastructure located in the middle of nowhere. Actually, the building I'm talking about is less than 15 years old, well-maintained, and located on a major highway just 40 miles from Charlotte. It is currently zoned GB, which provides for a wide variety of uses including call center/back office, logistics, retail and light manufacturing. For more information, check out our information on ZoomProspector. https://www.zoomprospector.com/properties/nc/city/wadesboro/2004-us-highway-74-west/87403EAE-43B7-4B09-9CC9-ED1A1D7CCC3C

Yesterday, Governor Cooper laid out his plan for the first phase of reopening the North Carolina economy from the partial shutdown necessitated by the COVID-19 pandemic. Beginning Friday, May 8, at 5:00 P.M., a new, less restrictive stay-at-home order will go into effect. Under this order, businesses will no longer be classified as essential or nonessential, and most businesses will be allowed to reopen under stringent social distancing and cleanliness requirements. The exception will be businesses where social distancing is difficult or impossible to achieve. These include gyms, movie theaters, hair and nail salons, and tattoo and massage parlors. Retail stores that were previously closed, such as booksellers and clothing shops, may open at 50% of capacity and must routinely disinfect their stores and screen employee health daily. Restaurants will still be limited to drive-thru, takeout, or delivery service under the new rules.  People will be allowed to travel freely to