What Types of Development and Amenities Are Part of Grandover?

Grandover is a multi-use development in the Piedmont Triad area of North Carolina that combines residential neighborhoods, retail and dining, Class A office space, and a resort and conference center on one connected site. It suits two main audiences: companies looking to relocate or lease office space, and families interested in moving into the community. The sections below break down each component based on what the Grandover website states.

Residential

Grandover describes itself as a "true multi-experience community" with a collection of friendly neighborhoods. The site's map key lists four residential home types:

• Cluster Homes
• Courtyard Homes
• Single Family Homes
• Townhomes

The map also marks residential areas relative to the East Course and West Course, indicating the homes are laid out around the golf courses. If you are comparing home styles, these four categories are the starting point the site provides; specific listings and availability are handled through the site's listings feature rather than described in the overview text.

Retail and Dining

Retail at Grandover is concentrated in Grandover Village:

So if you are evaluating Grandover for a retail location or for nearby dining and shopping as a resident, Phase I and II are what exist today, while Phase III represents planned future capacity rather than current space.

Commercial and Office Space

Office development sits in Grandover Commons, adjacent to the Grandover Resort:

• Over 158,632 sq ft of Class A office space currently located in Grandover Commons
• Another 1 million sq ft planned across 200 acres
• That planned land includes parcels directly on I-85, designated for future mixed-use development

For a company considering relocation, the practical distinction is between space available now in Grandover Commons and the larger pipeline that is planned but not yet built.

Resort and Conference Center

Grandover includes a Resort & Conference Center as one of its core components. The website notes that Koury Corporation, founded in 1952 by Joseph S. Koury, is the locally owned and operated developer behind the project and pioneered much of the Piedmont Triad's early residential and commercial development. The resort is positioned adjacent to Grandover Commons, which is relevant if you want office space near hotel and conference facilities.

Future Development

The site's map key identifies two forward-looking categories:

• Future Development
• Future Commercial/Mixed-Use Development

These correspond to the Phase III retail acreage and the 200-acre office and mixed-use plan. Treat them as planned capacity, not current amenities, when deciding what Grandover offers today.

How to Decide If Grandover Fits

• If you are a family: the relevant pieces are the four residential home types and proximity to retail in Grandover Village Phase I and II.
• If you are a company: the relevant pieces are the existing Class A space in Grandover Commons and the planned 1 million sq ft expansion, including I-85 frontage.
• If you want current versus future: only Phase I and II retail, the existing 158,632 sq ft of office space, and the resort are in place now; Phase III retail and the 200-acre office plan are future development.

To see specific available listings, the site directs visitors to its listings map, and to reach out directly, it provides a contact form.