South End
Over the last decade, Greensboro has witnessed the stunning turn-around of South Elm Street. The forgotten end of Greensboro’s “main drag” suffered from years of neglect beginning with the migration to the suburbs in the 1960s and ‘70s and continuing through the ‘90s. Until some ambitious developers saw the potential in the many historical properties of the neighborhood and began reviving the neighborhood.
Helping Shape Greensboro’s South End
Among them, AZ Development has been one of the most energetic champions. In just a few short years the company has transformed the once-dodgy West Lewis Street corridor into a bustling area of business and commerce that includes The Forge makerspace, Gibbs Brewery, Transform Greensboro and soon-to-open office/retail space that front Elm Street. These enterprises add lively diversity to what is quickly becoming the city’s most dynamic, creative neighborhood. And now, with AZ Development’s restoration of the Gateway Building, Greensboro’s South End now has inspiring office and entrepreneurial space whose character and mission is in keeping with the spirt of the neighborhood.
Experience Greensboro’s South End
One of the advantages of working at The Gateway is everything waiting just outside your office. Located at the corner of South Elm Street and Gate City Boulevard, The Gateway puts you near some of downtown Greensboro’s most popular restaurants, breweries, gathering places, and entertainment.
Grab lunch with coworkers, meet a client over coffee, or unwind after work—all without leaving the neighborhood.
SouthEnd Brewing Co.
Bonchon
Jake’s Diner
Mellow Mushroom
Chez Genese
Lewis & Elm