Pacolet
Pacolet, SC · Real Estate
hoodline.com
93 Affordable Senior Homes Rise Around Lila Mae Brock's Statue in Greenville
The bronze statue of longtime Southernside activist Lila Mae Brock stands at the Lila Mae Brock Plaza in Greenville, as builders finish the 93-unit Southernside East apartment complex rising around her namesake plaza in Greenville. The affordable senior housing project, one half of a two-development push near Unity Park, is on track to add all 93 units by the end of 2026.
JohnBoyanoski
54 Affordable Senior Apartments Coming to Southernside Neighborhood
GREENVILLE, SC – As part of the continued efforts to create more affordable housing inside city limits, a host of community leaders gathered this morning for the Southernside West groundbreaking.
upstatebusinessjournal.com
Status update: 6 Upstate commercial real estate projects
Six commercial real estate projects in Upstate South Carolina are currently in various stages of development. Here is where each project currently stands. Indiana-based Barrett Realty Investments plans to complete a $71 million mixed-use development called Wheelhouse at Wall Street in downtown Spartanburg. The project will complement the under-construction Spartanburg...
FOX Carolina
City leaders break ground on new affordable housing development in Greenville
GREENVILLE, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - Greenville city leaders and developers broke ground on the site of a new affordable housing development on Wednesday morning. Designed for adults 55 and older earning between $20,000 and $60,000 annually, the 54-unit affordable apartment community at Southernside West is expected to be completed by October 2027.
JohnBoyanoski
greenvillejournal.com
Greer housing study highlights affordability challenges, possible policy solutions
Like many rapidly growing communities across the Upstate and the nation, the city of Greer is grappling with the challenge of housing availability and affordability. To better understand the scope of those challenges and to begin to identify steps in addressing those challenges, earlier this year the city commissioned Civitas LLC, a Charleston-based community development consulting firm, to conduct a Housing Needs Assessment and Strategy study.
TripJaunt
The US Towns Quietly Becoming Hotspots for Remote Workers
Something shifted in the American relationship with place. For most of the twentieth century, where you worked told you where you lived. Then, gradually, that logic reversed. The way Americans choose where to live has fundamentally changed. For generations, career opportunities dictated geography – you moved where the jobs were. The remote work revolution flipped The post The US Towns Quietly Becoming Hotspots for Remote Workers appeared first on Trip Jaunt .
Greenville News
AM&E Night at Fluor Field, Mauldin Night Out, Simpsonville A-List - In The Know 7-26
Drive Invites ‘Young Innovators’ To AM&E Night BMW Manufacturing, Michelin North America Inc., Fluor Corp., Greenville Technical College and Greenville County Schools are partnering with the Greenville Drive for the 11th annual Advanced Manufacturing & Engineering Night at Fluor Field on Aug. 4. As the Greenville Drive baseball team takes on the Hudson Valley Renegades (Fishkill, New York), the community is invited to a night designed to bridge the gap between innovation and opportunity, spotlighting real-world industrial applications and critical skills required to power them. All K-12 students can obtain complimentary tickets to the event and the game. Tickets for adults start at $9. For K-12 complimentary tickets, go to GreenvilleDrive.com/AME . “We remain steadfast in our goal to transform the image of Advanced Manufacturing and Engineering in the Upstate,” said Greenville Drive President Jeff Brown. For 21 years, the Drive has celebrated the Upstate’s most important careers and opportunities, he said. “The need for igniting the passion in young people and the need for qualified workers has never been greater, which is why AM&E Night is more relevant than ever,” Brown said. This year’s AM&E Night will focus on the convergence of People + Robotics + AI, and how
Tryon Daily Bulletin
Cardinal Point celebrates grand opening with Foothills Chamber ribbon-cutting
LANDRUM—Cardinal Point Luxury Cottages celebrated its grand opening with a Foothills Chamber of Commerce ribbon-cutting ceremony July 30. The chamber, friends, and family welcomed the new residential cottage community, which […]
greenvillebusinessmag.com
Lee & Associates Greenville / Spartanburg Welcomes Brian Young, SIOR, CCIM as Executive Vice President/Principal
Lee & Associates Greenville / Spartanburg has announced that Brian Young, SIOR, CCIM, has joined the firm as executive vice president/principal. Young brings more than 28 years of commercial real estate experience specializing in industrial and office brokerage, investment sales, leasing, and advisory services. Throughout his career, he has completed billions in transaction volume, representing institutional owners, investors, developers, landlords, tenants, and corporate users across the Upstate and nationwide.
JohnBoyanoski
TGHA and First Steps homebased childcare program graduates five
GREENVILLE, SC – The first cohort of a new program aimed to increase the homebased childcare providers graduated this week. The Greenville Housing Authority (TGHA), Greenville First Steps, SC Childcare Resource and Referral (CCRR), the Palmetto Shared Services Alliance (PSSA) and other community partners came together earlier this year to create a training program to establish and sustain 10 homebased childcare providers with a priority given to communities that lack access to affordable, reliable and high-quality care.
pulse2.com
Brennan Investment Group Acquires 157,412-Square-Foot Industrial Property In Greenville-Spartanburg Market
Brennan Investment Group announced the acquisition of a 157,412-square-foot Class A industrial building in Piedmont, South Carolina, located within the Greenville-Spartanburg market near downtown Greenville and the South Carolina Technology and Aviation Center. The purchase expands Brennan’s growing Carolinas portfolio through what the firm described as a strategic value-add investment.
WTVC
Selling in Western North Carolina? What homeowners should know first
Western North Carolina’s real estate market has been anything but predictable in recent years. For homeowners who have been considering selling but are not sure where to begin, there may be a lot of questions. The good news is that most of those questions have straightforward answers. The GreyBeard Realty team has compiled many of the questions Asheville-area homeowners are asking right now and provided answers to help inform their decisions.
WTVCFOX
Selling in Western North Carolina? What homeowners should know first
Western North Carolina’s real estate market has been anything but predictable in recent years. For homeowners who have been considering selling but are not sure where to begin, there may be a lot of questions. The good news is that most of those questions have straightforward answers. The GreyBeard Realty team has compiled many of the questions Asheville-area homeowners are asking right now and provided answers to help inform their decisions.
FOX Carolina
Guilty plea postponed in Oakridge Community Care Home case, former owner still faces charges
INMAN, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - The former owner of a now-closed Upstate assisted living facility was scheduled to plead guilty Tuesday, but that hearing was postponed, leaving a years-long criminal case unresolved. Darryl Mast, the former owner of Oakridge Community Care Home in Inman, was arrested in 2022 and faces...
columbiabusinessmonthly.com
A Panel Discussion About Growth Corridors Across the Southeast
The second annual Southeast Real Estate Expo, held in Greenville on May 6, 2026, saw the coming together of regional leaders, market researchers, and real estate professionals from across Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina state lines. David Dykes, the editor of Integrated Media Publishing's five regional magazines, asked a panel of experts a simple question: "Are we competing state by state, or operating as one integrated Southeast economy?" The ensuing conversation spurred discussion on regional interstate economic development strategy, infrastructure coordination, incentive competitiveness, and potentially where capital should be deployed next.