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Cascades Verdae receives the Great Place to Work certification

“We applaud Cascades Verdae for seeking certification and releasing its employees’ feedback,” said Dr. Jacquelyn Kung of Great Place to Work’s senior care affiliate, Activated Insights.

Developers look elsewhere for funding as some banks pause commercial lending

Dustin Green, who serves as senior vice president and commercial team leader with Park National Bank, said he’s aware some banks have “definitely turned the spigot off during certain times” as a result of the pandemic.

New app Quitchet puts the local real estate market in your pocket

App includes listings from the 3,300-member Greater Greenville Association of Realtors

Merrill Gardens senior living moves forward with plans along South Academy Street

The planned six-story building will feature a little more than 16,000 square feet of common space and 69 at-grade parking spaces.

Pulliam Investment Company joins NAI Earle Furman

“The opportunity to merge with NAI Earle Furman provides us tremendous opportunities to broaden our investment platform and grow our portfolio.” - John Easterling, Pulliam's president and CEO.

Historic Hayne School building gets new life as high-end office space

From the outside, the historic brick structure on Toy Street may look about the same as it did when it first opened its doors back in 1920, but one need…

The Cliffs announce over $144 million in real estate sales through Q3 2020

Realty groups completed 190 transactions and saw a 51% volume increase compared to the same period in 2019.

Brookside Farms development aims to bring 670 residential units to Greer

Brookside Farms is a planned neighborhood located on previous farmland that will consist of approximately 670 residential units

New 132-townhome community breaks ground at historic Drayton Mills site in Spartanburg

Trailside at Drayton Mills is a 132-townhome community located off Skyline Drive by the new Drayton Mills Elementary School.

First Presbyterian Church breaks ground on $33 million campus addition

Senior Pastor Rev. Richard Gibbons said the project aims to be a key aspect of the city’s extensive growth with a campus that will serve the area for many years to come.