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8 North Carolina Mountain Towns That Cost Half as Much as Asheville

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Asheville, NC · 7d

Asheville Citizen-Times

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Buncombe, Asheville property transfers for Oct. 5-9

Sales filed in Buncombe County for Oct. 5-9. Asheville 42 Schenck Pkwy Unit S14, $525,000, Mundy Trust to Larry Kevin Snead. 42 Schenck Pkwy Unit 205, $525,000, Mundy Trust to Larry Kevin Snead. 33 Fairfax Ave, $699,000, Alon Kaplan to Philip Casey. 5 Pacifico Dr, $579,000, Elizabeth W Alford Living Trust to Maria Colleen Claxton. 354 Brevard Rd, $315,000, Real Investments LLC to Nicholas Ray Riggs. 255 Smokey Park Hwy, $20,170,000, Fields Skyland LLC to Asheville Auto Realty LLC. 99999 Old Haywood Rd, $20,170,000, Fields Skyland LLC to Asheville Auto Realty LLC. 7 Patton Ave, $875,000, Samantha Spiegel Irrevocable Trust to Joan Rachel Friday Trust. 129 Colony Dr, $175,000, Henry D Barton and Carrie F Barton Living Trust to Stephanie Pike. 99999 Old Haywood Rd, $20,170,000, Fields Skyland LLC to Asheville Auto Realty LLC. 145 Biltmore Ave Unit 403, $600,000, Cesko Land & Leasing LLC to Cecelia Ann Herman. 209 Smokey Park Hwy, $20,170,000, Fields Skyland LLC to Asheville Auto Realty LLC. 3179 Sweeten Creek Rd, $1,925,000, 3179 Sweeten Creek Suites LLC to Blue Heron Property Holdings LLC. 851 Sand Hill Rd, $475,000, Julie Christine Carrillo to Sue Mullins Moore. 200 Robinhood Rd, $1,172,500, Robert W Milnes & Karen S

Asheville, NC · 2d

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Asheville Homes Are Sitting Longer as List Prices Cool

Asheville homes sat on the market longer and prices cooled faster than the national pace, giving buyers more time and room to negotiate.

Asheville, NC · 2d

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Biltmore Village Drury hotel hearing delayed until December

ASHEVILLE, N.C. (828newsNOW) — A public hearing on a proposed eight-story hotel near Biltmore Village has been postponed until December while developers work to address concerns raised by Asheville planning staff. The Asheville Planning and Zoning Commission voted unanimously Wednesday, Nov. 4, to postpone consideration of the proposed 210-room...

Asheville, NC · 20h
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Asheville Plans $5.4 Million for Rental Housing and Supportive Services

Asheville and the Asheville Regional Housing Consortium plan to offer $5,402,007 for affordable rental housing and supportive services across four counties. The announced application window opened November 2nd and runs through December 18th, 2026, with all submissions due by 5 p.m. Eastern Standard Time on the final day. Eligible projects...

Asheville, NC · 2d

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80 Affordable Apartments Planned Across From Judson Mill in Greenville

Easley Bridge Rd. & Second Ave. — Approximate Site of Proposed Apartments. Developers are planning to build 80 affordable apartments directly across from Judson Mill in Greenville, a project that would bring one-, two-, and three-bedroom units to a stretch of Easley Bridge Road where the city has been pushing new growth. The development, called Judson Trace, is proposed for the corner of Easley Bridge Road and Second Avenue.

Greenville, SC · 1d

greenvillejournal.com

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Milestone: Genesis Homes celebrates 20 years of building affordable housing

Genesis Homes was built on the belief that everyone deserves a safe, affordable place to call home. The nonprofit organization has spent the past two decades building affordable housing for low- to moderate-income families in Upstate South Carolina. Beyond housing, Genesis Homes also provides programming and resources to help its residents achieve stability and thrive in their communities.

Greenville, SC · 3d

upstatebusinessjournal.com

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$75M Address Beaumont Mill residential development breaks ground in downtown Spartanburg

Commuters and visitors traveling to downtown Spartanburg along North Pine Street will soon pass a new landmark into the Hub City as work on the $75 million, 275-unit Address Beaumont Mill takes shape. The multifamily residential project is being spearheaded by Greenville, North Carolina-based Taft Family Ventures, which welcomed local...

Spartanburg, SC · 1d

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Greenville takes a strategic look at downtown retail

Retail serves as a key component of a thriving downtown ecosystem. Active storefronts help boost the local economy, drive foot traffic and shape the character of a city’s urban core. Downtowns that offer a walkable shopping experience can also attract new residents, visitors and companies to the area. Greenville...

Greenville, SC · 2d

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Groundbreaking Held for 10 Affordable Housing Units in Sterling

At the corner of Calhoun and Jenkins streets, a modest two-story brick building became a legend to generations of high school students in the Sterling Community. The Huddle gained its fame from grilled-cheese sandwiches, cherry cola floats, and a jukebox that played a steady stream of Motown, Stax, and even the raspy howls and banging piano of the internationally famous musician Esquerita, who was better known among his fellow Sterling High alums as Eskew Reeder.

Greenville, SC · 1d

upstatebusinessjournal.com

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Q and A: Harrison Hughes, SVP of Hughes Commercial

Harrison Hughes serves as senior vice president at Hughes Commercial Properties, where he oversees the full lifecycle of the firm’s real estate portfolio. His responsibilities span development, construction management, leasing and property management. His role involves every stage of a project, from initial planning and site development through construction, tenant placement and the long-term stewardship of each property.

Greenville, SC · 2d

Greenville News

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Pickens County pumps brakes on data center development

Pickens County Council unanimously approved the first reading of a proposed six-month moratorium on new data center development Nov. 2, giving county officials time to study how the rapidly growing industry could affect the county and what regulations may be needed before projects move forward. The ordinance, identified as No. 694, would temporarily pause data center development while county leaders evaluate zoning, infrastructure and land-use considerations related to the facilities. The proposal advanced by unanimous vote, with all council members present voting in favor of a first reading. The main topic of the first reading was the county council's desire to make Pickens County a safe area from the environmental risks posed by a data center. "I see it more as giving people peace of mind," Council Chair Alex Saitta said. "I don't support them, I'm not going to vote for one, and I wouldn't imagine the majority up here won't." The vote comes weeks after county officials publicly acknowledged that a real estate agent put in an inquiry to the county to gauge its interest in hosting a data center. During an Oct. 5 council meeting, County Administrator Ken Roper said a developer had inquired about Pickens County's "appetite

Pickens County, SC · 3d

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Developers Outline Plans for E.S. 6th Street Housing Transformation in Seneca

Local city, county, and business leaders gathered in downtown Seneca to welcome developers Robert Lay of New Orleans-based RiseImpact Capital and John Gumbert of Atlanta as they unveil plans to revitalize a rundown former textile plant on E.S. 6th Street into a multi-purpose housing complex. The $100 million multi-phase development...

Seneca, SC · 3d

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Charlotte Firm Drops $16.4M on Greenville Flex Park, Plans Major Upgrades

A four-building flex and office park just off Interstate 85 in Greenville has changed hands for $16.4 million, with the new Charlotte-based owner already lining up renovations for the property's empty suites. Trinity Partners announced the sale of Pelham at Hyland on Tuesday, November 3, 2026, marking a fresh chapter for the 120,000-square-foot complex at 7001 and 7005 Pelham Road.

Greenville, SC · 3d

Asheville Citizen-Times

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Johnson wins race for NC House 113 after taxes fueled contest

HENDERSON COUNTY - A powerful legislative insider faced a former presidential pilot who wanted to shake up Raleigh. Republican state Rep. Jake Johnson and Democrat John Morgan competed for North Carolina House District 113, covering Polk County and portions of Henderson, McDowell and Rutherford counties, in a contest centered on affordability, education and government accountability. Johnson, a Saluda native, won election to the Polk County Board of Commissioners in 2016 before being appointed to the General Assembly in 2019. He entered the contest as House deputy majority whip, with leadership roles overseeing state government and information technology. Morgan, a retired Air Force pilot, flew reconnaissance missions during the Vietnam War and later aircraft carrying Presidents George H.W. Bush and Bill Clinton. He also served as a Saluda city commissioner. The candidates clashed over a proposed constitutional amendment requiring the legislature to limit local property tax increases . Johnson supported the measure, citing excessive local spending. Morgan opposed it, arguing Republican lawmakers were undermining local control. On affordability, Johnson emphasized increasing electricity generation and investing in water and sewer infrastructure to encourage housing construction. Morgan advocated targeted tax relief, stronger utility oversight and programs connecting renters with affordable housing. Education produced

Polk County, NC · 4d

98.9 WORD

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City of Greenville suing developer of housing project

City of Greenville suing developer of housing project

Greenville, SC · 2d

upstatebusinessjournal.com

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350-unit apartment community along Greenville’s Church Street sold to The Dinerstein Companies

The Dinerstein Companies has acquired South Ridge, a 350-unit apartment community across from the Greenville County Square Redevelopment. The Texas-based real estate company purchased the 8.7-acre property at 823 S. Church St. from RailField Partners for an undisclosed sum. Northmarq represented the Maryland-based seller in the transaction and arranged a three-year bridge loan for the buyer through AllianceBernstein.

Greenville, SC · 3d

WLOS.com

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Buncombe, Henderson County voters approve bond referendums

BUNCOMBE COUNTY, N.C. (WLOS) — Voters in western North Carolina approved several multimillion-dollar bonds on Election Day, authorizing funding for affordable housing and land conservation. Buncombe County. Buncombe County voters approved two bonds totaling $70 million. Unofficial election results show the Housing Bond Referendum passed with 58% of the...

Henderson County, NC · 3d

greenvillejournal.com

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City of Greenville sues developer of The McDaniel

The city of Greenville has sued the developer behind The McDaniel, the stalled multimillion-dollar luxury townhome project at the intersection of East McBee and McDaniel avenues. The lawsuit, filed Nov. 3, accuses the developer of not complying with approved civil engineering plans, and of not properly maintaining the two-acre project...

Greenville, SC · 2d

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Sales Start for Enclave at Augusta

The Furman Group of Herlong Sotheby’s International Realty has started to list the first units in a six-condominium community a block from the County Square Project. The Enclave at Augusta is a boutique collection of architecturally distinctive condominium residences with private rooftop terraces in the heart of Greenville. Construction has started on the 1,890-square-foot units, with each featuring three bedrooms, 3½ baths, and a two-car garage.

Greenville, SC · 3d