Real Estate

Greenville Technical College’s new Center for Culinary and Hospitality Innovation (CHI) will anchor the Poe West development in the Village of West Greenville, the school and developer announced Jan. 10.

After a months-long hunt for the right location, The Whale GVL has signed a lease for a 2,400-square-foot space at 1108 S. Main St. in new The Green apartment complex near Fluor Field.

Greenville-based Graycliff Capital Development, LLC recently announced the groundbreaking of the 246-unit, Class-A community called Waterleaf at Neely Ferry Apartments. Located off I-385 in...

The city of Greer recently approved plans for a 150,000-square-foot senior living community, with construction to begin in early 2019, according to CR Properties LLC...

The 23.5-acre, 294,590-square-foot industrial park off Gilliam Road in Greer was recently purchased by The Taft Family Office and Appian-Gilliam LLC. Located near the...

The Crestmont at Thornblade apartment community traded ownership earlier this month. Located at 75 Crestmont Way in Greenville, the 266-unit Crestmont offers quick access...

“We are still seeing the local restaurant and retail concepts calling Main Street home, but we have observed more and more out-of-market concepts entering downtown,” says John Odom, senior associate broker with Avison Young.

You never know what an impromptu chat with your neighbor will lead to. In the case of Mike Kiriakides, principal with KDS Commercial Properties, meeting...

All addresses are Greenville unless otherwise noted. Joyner Commercial Nelson Garrison was agent in the sale of 1.58 acres on Mauldin Road to QuickTrip Corp. Matt...

The parallels between competitive athletics and commercial real estate are abundant, and the careers that they are building are a testament to that.

A 2.25-acre property bordered by Academy and Wardlaw streets, and the Norfolk Southern Railroad has sold for $5.1 million to Second Fifty Communities, a developer of master planned, senior living communities.

The property was sold by a partnership of New York City-based real estate investment firm Glenmont Capital Management LLC and Arlington Properties Inc. of Birmingham, Alabama, operating under the name Greenville Velo Apartments LLC.

A new mixed-use development to include retail and multifamily with a 4,400-square-foot footprint has been proposed for the corner of Pendleton, Irvine, and Branwood streets in the Village of West Greenville.

The event is an exclusive tour of 15 newly constructed private residences throughout Greenville and takes place over two weekends, Oct. 12-14 and 19-21.

Vice president of Hughes Development Corporation, Jayne McCall was recently honored for her 36-year success in commercial real estate.