Jim Justice, The Greenbrier
The Greenbrier will not be auctioned; debt is paid: Justice family says
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W.Va. (WBOY) — The second planned auction for The Greenbrier Resort will reportedly not happen, as the Justice family announced Tuesday night it has repaid its debt to Beltway Capital, the owners of a loan for the resort.
'The Greenbrier will flourish': Justice reacts to debts paid, auction canceled
The family of Gov. Jim Justice said in a news release sent late on Oct. 15, 2024 that all debts on the historic Greenbrier Resort -- which the family owns -- have been satisfied with Beltway Capital,
Justice credits God as auction of The Greenbrier is averted, but he does not specify origins of new financing
Justice gained goodwill and steps toward statewide name recognition when he bought The Greenbrier out of bankruptcy in spring of 2009. Justice, a two-term governor, is now a Republican nominee for U.S. Senate and is considered the frontrunner because of his broad name identification and West Virginia’s recent voting trends.
Justice family says debt is paid and the The Greenbrier will not be auctioned
The second planned auction for The Greenbrier Resort will reportedly not happen as the Justice family announced Tuesday night that it has repaid its debt to Beltway Capital, the owners of a loan for the resort.
Second Greenbrier auction averted; Justice family refinances debt
The public auction of The Greenbrier Hotel, owned by the family of West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice, is off again after the company “satisfied its obligations” with the bank that owned the loan, the Justice family announced Tuesday.
Justice family: Debts on Greenbrier, Glade Springs resorts paid, auction canceled
The family of Gov. Jim Justice said in a news release sent late on Oct. 15, 2024 that all debts on the historic Greenbrier Resort and Glade Springs resort, both of which the family owns, have been satisfied with Beltway Capital,
Greenbrier will not be auctioned, all debts paid, Justice family says in release
The Justice family released a statement claiming their debts surrounding the Greenbrier are now fully paid off. The Justice family has announced via a press release that they have completely satisfied their outstanding debt to Beltway Capital pertaining to The Greenbrier Resort.
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