The Greenville Journal has published an article about the grand opening of Olii Place, an affordable housing community in Mauldin. Mercy Housing Southeast partnered with GCRA and many others to see this project come to fruition. …“’We are incredibly proud of Olii Place,’ said Mercy
The Greenville News has published an article about a 72-unit apartment complex underway in Mauldin and a rental home community including 87 single-family homes and 64 townhomes in Fountain Inn. Parkside at Butler in Mauldin “will be home to Upstate residents earning 30%, 50%, or
The Greenville Journal has published an article about United Housing Connections‘ goal of opening a day shelter for unhoused individuals in Greenville. “At the start of 2022, there were 443 individuals and families waiting on a priority list for housing in the Upstate, with 252
The Greenville Journal has published an article about increasing rents and housing costs caused by the current 40-year-high inflation rate of 8.6 percent. “The first to feel the pinch of rising costs are those members of the community with the least means to absorb them,
The Greenville News has published an article about Habitat for Humanity’s plans to to build a seven-unit townhouse community in the Sterling community of Greenville. “…John Lattimore, Habitat’s chief program officer, along with the project’s engineer and architect, shared information about Habitat’s proposal with residents
We invite you to be our guest at the grand opening celebration for Olii Place Apartments in Mauldin, South Carolina. What? Mercy Housing Southeast, in partnership with Greenville County Redevelopment Authority and the City of Mauldin, is proud to announce the grand
The Post and Courier (Greenville) just published an article about United Housing Connections soon breaking ground for construction of a 36-unit apartment complex on property near Poe Mill on the north edge of Greenville. …”The nonprofit is modeling the new facility after Reedy Place, a
The Greenville Journal has published a feature article about the many facets of affordable housing. As Greenville grapples with growth fueled by a reputation as a place for people across the country to relocate, the topic of affordable housing remains a challenge for local leaders and developers, alike, as
The Post and Courier (Greenville) just published an article about the state of home sales in the Upstate compared to the rest of South Carolina. “Houses in the region sold in April for a median price of $298,000, an almost $50,000 increase from the year
The Upstate Business Journal has published an article about the new County Square administrative offices being on schedule for construction completion by by the end of the year and occupancy by Summer of 2023. “’The County Administration building remains on schedule,’ county staff said in
