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The current Greenbrier was built in 1913 by the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway and was owned for much of its history by that company and its successors, Chessie System and CSX Corporation. Following years of heavy losses, CSX had the hotel file for bankruptcy protection in 2009.
Lawyers for The Greenbrier Hotel Corporation, owned by the Justice family, filed for a preliminary injunction to halt the forced auction of the historic resort.
CHARLESTON — The Greenbrier Resort, the historic hotel owned by Gov. Jim Justice, will remain off the auction block for now due to an agreement with its new loan holder.
Gov. Jim Justice is West Virginia’s richest man and owns its most storied resort. When lobbyists and state agencies book there, he profits. Here’s how the governor, dubbed “Big Jim ...
The Justices, according to previous statements, defaulted on at least $9.4 million in loans from the bank that were used to purchase the Greenbrier out of bankruptcy in 2009. That deal averted the first public auction that was announced for portions of the resort in a separate legal advertisement on August 1.
Through the following decades, The Greenbrier continued to evolve and thrive under the ownership of CSX Corporation, which invested in renovations and improvements to modernize the resort while preserving its historic charm. It was also a period where golf greatness began to flourish.
He is the owner of the Greenbrier, a gaudy 710-room luxury resort near White Sulphur Springs that dates to 1778 and once housed the nuclear fallout shelter of the United States Congress....
Located amid the breathtaking Allegheny Mountains of West Virginia, The Greenbrier stands as a National Historic Landmark and world-class resort that has been welcoming guests from around the world since 1778.
Justice has owned the Greenbrier since 2009, but owes hundreds of millions of dollars to various creditors who are seeking repayment. In a statement, the Justice family said the Greenbrier would not be sold and accused creditor JP Morgan Chase and Democrats of a political stunt.
The initial notice in August said The Greenbrier’s owner was late on payments for a loan used to finance the property. Weeks later, Gov. Jim Justice’s family, who owns the resort, announced a ...