October 31, 2025 Abandoned and dilapidated buildings can create challenges for neighborhoods, posing health and safety risks while stifling economic growth and investment. Falling structures, lead-based paint, and other contaminants make these “BAD” (Brownfields, Abandoned, and Dilapidated) properties more than just eyesores but hazards that affect everyone in the community. But behind every blighted property […]
September 15, 2025 (Maxwelton, WV) – The Greenbrier Valley Economic Development Corporation (GVEDC) has been recognized with the Redevelopment Partner of the Award by the West Virginia Brownfields Assistance Centers at the 2025 West Virginia Brownfields and Main Street Conference in Morgantown. The award is given to organizations that demonstrate a strong commitment to redeveloping […]
July 1, 2022 Brownfield redevelopment is not only good for the environment, but also spurs business development, private investment, and job creation, while increasing our tax base and efficiently using existing infrastructure. The Greenbrier Valley EDC is compiling a list of brownfield properties that are suited for redevelopment with the hope for new opportunities for […]
