The Post and Courier (Greenville) just published an article about Grace Church’s purchase of a student housing complex from Greenville Technical College with plans to convert it into 121 affordable rental units. …”The church closed on the roughly $16 million deal May 4 and expects
The Post and Courier (Greenville) just published an article about the strong seller’s market in Greenville. “Competition to buy homes in Greenville has remained fierce as available inventory is low despite a rise in sale prices and home loan interest rates. About 183 more homes
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 Greenville Journal has published an article about Habitat for Humanity’s bounceback after COVID-19 pandemic challenges. …”Nearly 80% of prospective homeowners are single, Black mothers. Habitat has a goal to help homeowners break the cycle of poverty that’s dogged many of these women. With the
The Greenville News has published an article about a new “impact fund” from the Greenville Housing Fund, $4 million in private investment dollars that will contribute towards workforce housing in the Upstate. “The impact fund is designed to help service and health care workers find
The Post and Courier (Greenville) just published an article about plans for the mixed-use City View Corners project, including Daisy’s Bodega. Click here to read the entire article. Photo (by Eric Connor, econnor@postandcourier.com) copyright: The Post and Courier
The Greenville News has published an article about City View Corners, a development planned for the City View community in Greenville, at the intersection of Woodside Avenue and East Parker Road. “‘We’ve had a lot of people who’ve helped us pull this together. And it’s
GVLtoday has published an article about a proposed affordable housing development named Southernside Senior Living, from McMillan Pazdan Smith, Greystone Affordable Development, and the Greenville Housing Fund. The two proposed sites will feature a total of 147 one- and two-bedroom apartments, age-restricted to those 55
The Upstate Business Journal has published an article about a new project by the Greenville Revitalization Corporation (GRC) called City View Corners, a two-story mixed used building with 11 affordable apartments which will be managed by the Greenville County Redevelopment Authority. “City View Corners is
The Greenville Journal has published an article about a recent groundbreaking by Habitat for Humanity in the Nicholtown community of Greenville which will provide for 29 new homes. “Heritage Hills is a planned community covering about 5 acres on Webster Road. The $1.5 million project
