120-plus acres in Rock Hill targeted for major mixed-use development

ROCK HILL, S.C. — A project calling for hundreds of residential units and commercial space in Rock Hill cleared a major hurdle last week. The next step in its approvals process is expected to take place later this month before Rock Hill City Council.

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Rock Hill’s planning commission recommended approval last week of a rezoning request from York Capital LLC and Albright Corners LLC for a 127-acre site at Mount Holly and Albright roads. City documents show the site is being eyed by those entities for a new residential development, including apartments, townhomes and single-family homes.

Commission documents show the project would be developed in two areas named Albright Commons East and Albright Commons West.

120-plus acres in Rock Hill targeted for major mixed-use development

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