Cedar Mountain
Cedar Mountain, NC · Real Estate
The Post and Courier
A vacant Spartanburg housing complex was set to be redeveloped. Now developers show little interest.
SPARTANBURG — Despite redevelopment plans and an agreement to demolish the buildings, a vacant and dilapidated housing complex still stands in one of Spartanburg’s historically Black neighborhoods. That might not change any time soon. Earlier this year, McGuinn Homes had planned to buy and redevelop Norris Ridge, a group of aging apartment buildings in the Highland community that once offered affordable housing. The proposal was set to go before a city commission in June, but the developer pulled back just before the meeting. There wasn’t even time for city staff to remove the item from the me...
upstatebusinessjournal.com
Greenville hosting small real estate developer forum Oct. 18-20
Greenville’s continually evolving and vibrant downtown will serve as a backdrop and inspiration for the 25th Small Developer Forum Oct. 18-20 and organized by Building Small LLC, a community of practice supporting entrepreneurial small-scale real estate developers around the country. The forum will bring together 90 small developers from...
hoodline.com
Upstate Homes Sit Longer as 6.71% Mortgage Rates Squeeze Greenville Buyers
Homes across Upstate South Carolina are sitting on the market longer despite a steady pipeline of new construction and remodeling projects, as rising mortgage rates and stubborn inflation chip away at what buyers can actually afford. Real estate agents in the region say interest rates alone have reshaped the math for anyone hoping to buy right now.
FOX Carolina
Upstate real estate market cools as rising rates, inflation squeeze buyers
GREENVILLE, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - Economic pressures and rising interest rates are cooling the real estate market across Upstate South Carolina, leaving homes on the market longer despite steady new construction and remodeling projects. New market data shows an increase in available housing inventory, but buyers are taking longer to...
hoodline.com
Spartanburg's Beaumont Mill Site Rises Again With $70M, 275-Unit Complex
Construction crews have broken ground on a $70 million apartment complex at the old Beaumont Mill site in Spartanburg, transforming acreage that sat vacant for decades into a 275-unit residential community. The project at 553 Isom Street will include a pool, a gym, and trails connecting future residents to the Daniel Morgan Trail System and downtown Spartanburg.
thewoodrufftimes.com
Woodruff Issues 66 Permits in July as Residential Growth Continues
WOODRUFF, S.C. — Residential construction, work at the Riverbend Athletic Complex and preparations for a new convenience store were among the projects included in the City of Woodruff’s July 2026 permit report. The city reported issuing 66 permits between July 1 and July 31. New Home Construction Leads...
scbiz.com
HOT PROPERTIES: Columbia office park sells for nearly $9M
Commercial real estate transactions span the Midlands, Upstate and Lowcountry. A 39,722-square-foot office park in West Columbia sold for $8.925 million. Greenville-area deals include industrial, office, retail and land transactions. Charleston-area activity includes office, industrial and retail leases. Hot Properties is a weekly roundup of commercial real estate transactions across...
The Post and Courier
80 new apartments planned next to Judson Mill in Greenville
GREENVILLE — Developers are planning to build 80 affordable apartments across from Judson Mill, one of Greenville’s most prominent historic textile factories. Dubbed Judson Trace, the proposed building would include one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments for people making less than 70 percent of the area median income. In 2026, that’s $74,480 for a family of four. There are more hoops to jump through before it can be built, though. The project relies on receiving Low-Income Housing Tax Credits, said Nate Broman-Fulks, vice president for development at the Taft-Mills Group. Those can be highl...
upstatebusinessjournal.com
$51M multifamily development under construction in Spartanburg
Construction has begun on a $51 million multi-family development called Beaumont Mill in Spartanburg. Alabama-based Capstone Building Corp. and Taft Family Ventures, a North Carolina-based real estate investment firm, are partnering to transform a portion of the historic Beaumont Mill site at 553 Isom St. into a new apartment complex. The project is expected to be complete in 2028.
augustaceo.com
Top Metros for New Construction in 2026 Ranked
Eight of the 10 best metros for purchasing a newly built home are in the South, according to the second annual Realtor.com® Top Metros for New Construction report, led by Charleston-North Charleston, S.C., where the median newly built home is priced 12.2% below the median existing home. The ranking finds that markets with builder-friendly conditions are giving buyers more opportunity to find a new home with a competitive price, ample availability and strong demand.
Yahoo!
Proposed mixed-income townhomes could connect via wetlands boardwalk to Greenville's Unity Park
GREENVILLE — A developer has proposed a community of 17 mixed-income residences in Southernside. It could eventually connect with Unity Park by a boardwalk over some wetlands. Dubbed Trotter Place and Unity Estates, the proposed community would offer two subdivisions of 11 market-rate homes and another of 6 affordable...
scbiz.com
Crossroads Logistics Park in Spartanburg sold to Invesco
Invesco Real Estate acquired the 814,320-square-foot Crossroads Logistics Park. The Spartanburg park includes three Class A logistics buildings. The property is near I-85, I-26, Inland Port Greer and BMW Manufacturing. The park has an average remaining lease term of more than five years. A three-building, 814,320-square-foot Class A logistics park...
myclintonnews.com
Developer to City: willingness to pay impact fees should be in my favor
After his relationship with Laurens County went sour, housing developer Patrick McNair told the Clinton City Council on Aug. 3 that he felt he could return to the City where his original idea for Cambridge Farms found at least somewhat of a favorable audience. McNair’s firm, Veranda Homes, and Laurens...
The Post and Courier
Proposed mixed-income townhomes could connect via wetlands boardwalk to Greenville's Unity Park
GREENVILLE — A developer has proposed a community of 17 mixed-income residences in Southernside. It could eventually connect with Unity Park by a boardwalk over some wetlands. Dubbed Trotter Place and Unity Estates, the proposed community would offer two subdivisions of 11 market-rate homes and another of 6 affordable homes in the changing Greenville neighborhood. Developer Ronnie Cespedes said they’re still working out how to help finance the affordable units on Oscar Street. “The more affordable we can get, the better,” Cespedes said at the city’s project preview meeting in August. The city’...
Yahoo!
New street, hotels, residences part of massive redevelopment next to Greenville’s Fluor Field
GREENVILLE — Rising above Fluor Field's back fence, a proposed development would deliver a new street, two hotels, hundreds of apartments, a parking garage and new retail storefronts in Greenville's West End. Proposed by developer Raj Patel of Accente Group Inc., the project would transform more than 3.5 acres...