Co-X Properties Celebrates "Hotel of the Year" and New Strategic Expansions
For Co-X Properties, our mission has always been to identify high-potential assets and transform them into market leaders. Today, we are thrilled to share that this commitment to excellence is being recognized at the highest levels of the hospitality industry.
A Gold Standard in Greenville
We are incredibly proud to announce that the Hilton Garden Inn (HGI) in Greenville, NC, has been named HGI’s Hotel of the Year for 2025.
This prestigious award is a testament to the tireless work of the on-site team and the strategic collaboration between Co-X Properties and our partners at Clarendon Properties. In a competitive landscape, the Greenville HGI stood out for its unwavering commitment to guest experience, operational efficiency, and community engagement. For us and the team at Clarendon, this isn't just an award; it’s a validation of our "quality-first" development philosophy and the power of shared vision.
Consistency Across the Portfolio
The momentum continues beyond Greenville. Our Springhill Suites in Cheraw, SC, continues to set the benchmark for regional hospitality, proving that our management and development models—bolstered by strong industry partnerships—scale effectively across different markets and brands.
The Road Ahead: Chapel Hill and Beyond
While we celebrate these successes, we are firmly focused on the future. Co-X Properties, in continued alignment with Clarendon Properties, is officially expanding its footprint with new ventures currently under development in Chapel Hill, NC.
Founded and headed by Scott Diggs and Paul Adkison, Co-X Properties—a wholly owned subsidiary of Co-X Holdings—is a newly formed entity with a singular focus: the acquisition and development of premier commercial and residential properties. By combining our operational expertise with the specialized strengths of partners like Clarendon, we are aggressively seeking opportunities where our collective experience can unlock long-term value.
As we look toward the remainder of 2026, our goal remains the same: to build spaces that don't just house guests or residents, but elevate the communities they serve.
