Maggie Valley
Maggie Valley, NC · Real Estate
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’...
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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...
The Post and Courier
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 on Augusta Street that houses the former Greenlink bus system maintenance center and two city-run surface parking lots. Patel said his company worked with the city planning department for over a year to cultivate a pedestrian-friendly design. He is seeking a certificate of appropriatenes...
upstatebusinessjournal.com
Invesco Real Estate acquires Crossroads Logistics Park in Spartanburg
JLL Capital Markets, a global commercial real estate services and investment management company that represented Brennan Investment Group and Grandview Partners, announced Aug. 25 Crossroads Logistics Park in Spartanburg was sold to Invesco Real Estate for an undisclosed sum. The three-building, 814,320-square-foot Class A logistics park on International Park Drive...
ceoweekly.com
Fifty Years of Helping People Find Home: The Story of Rusty Poole
For most of his life, William Russell Poole III, known to nearly everyone as Rusty, has worked in the same corner of the country, helping the people of Upstate South Carolina with real estate, insurance, and investments. He has lived in Gaffney since 1956, became a homeowner in 1975, and is a familiar face in the community. His career spans fifty years, which is a long time to do anything, let alone stay in one place doing work that depends so heavily on trust.
multihousingnews.com
FRP, Woodfield Get to Work on Fort Myers-Area Mixed-Use
At full build-out, the project will include a sizeable mix of multifamily, retail, office and hospitality space. FRP Development Corp. and Woodfield Development have started work on the first stage of a multi-phase mixed-use development at 23281 Lyden Drive in Estero, in Lee County, Fla. The project will include 296...
FOX Carolina
upstatebusinessjournal.com
The Vardry Residences property in downtown Greenville under foreclosure
The 100 N. Markley St. property associated with a proposed $92 million residential and hotel project is under foreclosure, according to a public notice from the Greenville County Court of Common Pleas. The foreclosure sale will take place Sept. 8 at 11 a.m. at the Greenville County Courthouse, 305 E....
JohnBoyanoski
NHE to manage The Courts at Maverick Yards
GREENVILLE, SC – One of the Southeast’s premier property management companies is now in charge of The Courts at Maverick Yards. NHE, Inc., will handle day-to-day operations such as marketing vacancies, screening tenants, collecting rent, handling maintenance and repairs.
Greenville News
Help Stop Trafficking, Affordable Senior Housing, Moving To Work – In The Know 8-16
Bon Secours Hosts Human Trafficking Seminar Bon Secours St. Francis Health System will host its eighth annual Human Trafficking Seminar from 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Aug. 21 at the Grace Church Pelham Campus in Greenville. This year’s seminar, “From Recognition to Response: Collaborating for Impact,” will bring together health care professionals, law enforcement and community leaders to explore how collaboration among entities can help identify, interrupt and respond to human trafficking in the Upstate and elsewhere. A representative from the South Carolina State Attorney’s Office will open the seminar and provide an overview of human trafficking in South Carolina and the nation. The seminar will also feature two nationally and internationally recognized speakers. Francine Bono-Neri, a pediatric nurse practitioner, trained sexual assault nurse examiner, researcher and published author with more than 32 years of clinical and academic experience. Bono-Neri is co-founder and President of Nurses United Against Human Trafficking, which is dedicated to training health care professionals to recognize and respond to trafficking. She was honored in 2024 at the United Nations with the Inspiring Global Nurse Award and the International Ceca Award for her advocacy and leadership. Doug Gilmer, a 35-year veteran of law enforcement and the U.S.
realtytimes.com
10 Reasons You Should Be Moving to Anderson, SC
Tucked in the northwest corner of South Carolina, Anderson is a city that often flies under the radar. But for those who have discovered it, the appeal is hard to ignore. Whether you are looking for affordability, natural beauty, or a tight-knit community, there are plenty of reasons to consider relocating to Anderson, South Carolina. Here are ten of the most compelling.