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This $2.45M Paris Mountain home listing comes with its very own winery
GREENVILLE — There's a live-edge hickory kitchen island made from wood harvested on the property, large sliding glass doors that connect the main living area with a deck, and numerous screened and open-air outdoor spaces with views of Table Rock. But there's also a wine cellar that can hold 800 bottles, a 30-gallon grape press, and various tanks and other pieces of equipment used for fermentation.
hoodline.com
Metro Diner Lands On Woodruff Road, Bringing Famous Meatloaf To Greenville
Woodruff Gallery Metro Diner — Approximate New Greenville Location. A new all-day breakfast and comfort food spot has landed on one of Greenville's busiest retail corridors. Metro Diner opened its doors at 1178 Woodruff Road inside the Woodruff Gallery shopping center, bringing omelets, pancakes, specialty burgers, sandwiches and barbecue ribs to a stretch of road already packed with dining options.
The Post and Courier
Plans for park and townhomes for notorious pink ‘TRAP’ property in West Greenville shot down
GREENVILLE — Plans to turn the notorious pink “TRAP” church property into a mix of townhomes and a park that would host commercial activities have been shot down. It’s the latest turn in the ongoing saga of the church property and its owner, Greenville developer Ron Rallis. A Greenville County Council committee that oversees planning and development voted unanimously Oct. 5 to deny a request to rezone the flood-prone, two-acre site on Woodside Avenue from residential to commercial. Matthew Jones, founder of Greenville-based Ante Forma Architecture, spoke on behalf of property owner Rallis Hold...
The Post and Courier
Company behind future J.W. Marriott adds another Greenville hotel to its portfolio
GREENVILLE — A downtown hotel now has a new manager: Auro Hotels, the Greenville-based hospitality company developing a premier hotel for the city’s forthcoming downtown conference center. The Hyatt Place Greenville Downtown on East Broad Street, which is owned by Apple Hospitality REIT Inc., will be managed by Auro Hotels, according to a news release. The six-story hotel offers 130 rooms, flexible spaces for guests to work or socialize, a 24/7 fitness center, an indoor pool, a rooftop putting green and about 2,800 square feet of meeting and event space. An on-site restaurant and bar serves ha...
livability.com
Moving to Greenville, SC: Quality of Life, Cost & Culture
From an unbeatable cost of living and a bustling, walkable downtown to an active trail network and Michelin-recognized dining, discover why so many people are choosing to call Greenville home. Having recently surpassed the 1 million population milestone in the metro area, it’s officially undeniable: Greenville is growing. In fact,...
Housing Wire
Earnnest names Russell Smith CEO, Rick Altizer vice chairman
Earnnest named Russell Smith CEO, succeeding Rick Altizer, who will become vice chairman. The firm says it processed 1 million transactions totaling $4 billion since 2019, with zero recorded homebuyer fraud. AI Summary. Russell Smith has been named chief executive officer of digital real estate payments platform Earnnest, succeeding longtime...
livability.com
Moving to Greenville, SC: Quality of Life, Cost & Culture
With its metro population topping 1 million and ranking #2 nationally for young homebuyer wealth growth, Greenville, SC is booming. From an unbeatable cost of living and a bustling, walkable downtown to an active trail network and Michelin-recognized dining, discover why so many people are choosing to call Greenville home.
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Libba King promoted at Greenville Housing Fund
GREENVILLE SC -- The Greenville Housing Fund has promoted Libba King to Senior Vice President of Real Estate and Capital Solutions. In this new role, King will continue to oversee the agency’s real estate portfolio, as well as coordinate development partnerships and initiatives across the county, including those financed through the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC), while also taking on expanded responsibilities for the implementation of GHF’s updated strategic plan and real estate strategy.
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HOT PROPERTIES: Retailer signs on for prominent King Street address
A 120,000-square-foot industrial property on 52.93 acres sold in Anderson. A 240,000-square-foot industrial lease was completed in Holly Hill. A Blythewood retail building sold for $4.75 million. QuikTrip purchased 1.10 acres in Taylors for $1 million. Hot Properties is a weekly roundup of commercial real estate transactions across the Palmetto...
The Post and Courier
Global real estate investor buys shopping center at Pelham Road and I-85 in Greenville
GREENVILLE — A new owner has purchased a shopping center with a Massage Envy, Tropical Smoothie Cafe, Jimmy John’s and a host of other businesses at a busy Greenville interchange. CenterSquare, a global real estate investment manager, bought the Pelham Hills retail center at the Pelham Road and Interstate 85 interchange for $11.7 million in early September, according to Greenville County property records. The shopping center is 100 percent occupied, the company said Sept. 28, and has a lineup of national, regional and local tenants. It sits next to the former EarthFare and across from Lowes Fo...
Times-News
288-unit project pitched on Upward Road amid concern on farmland loss
HENDERSONVILLE – A new mixed-use development with 288 apartments could be coming to Flat Rock, amid pushback from city residents unhappy that it’s slated for construction on an agricultural greenfield. The development’s set to include a fitness center, coworking spaces, game rooms, a dog park and pickleball courts. Construction and property management firm Stoa Group, with offices in Louisiana, Florida and Charlotte, is asking the City of Hendersonville to annex a 27-acre property on Upward Road at I-26 into the city and to rezone it. Eight three-story apartment buildings and a clubhouse are planned alongside three commercial outparcels, Stoa Group executive Prescott Bailey said at a city neighborhood compatibility meeting Sept. 30. The commercial highway zoning district the developers requested is slightly more restrictive than the county district it falls under now but comes with access to city services. “It’s more or less kind of a downzoning. We’re going from 16 units per acre to 12 units per acre allowable,” Bailey said of the property’s potential change from county to city zoning districts. That did little to blunt sharp criticism from residents angry with the choice of building site, on what is now farmland. “It’s a very, very, very bitter
WLOS.com
Hendersonville 288-unit housing proposal near I-26 draws floodplain, traffic concerns
HENDERSONVILLE, NC (WLOS) — A proposal for 288 multifamily units along Upward Road near Interstate 26 is raising questions from nearby residents about what it would take to build part of the property in a floodplain and how traffic could be impacted along an already busy corridor. The development...
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Questions about how to manage Greenville’s growth divide City Council
GREENVILLE — How can Greenville manage growth when its neighborhoods each want something different?. That's the question Greenville City Council members wrestled with for more than an hour Sept. 28 as they considered a rule to limit new developments in residential neighborhoods. The ensuing debate reflected ongoing tensions as...