Churchill Stateside Group, LLC, a real estate services company, announces closing of $31,054,000 FHA 221(d)(4) Construction Advance Loan to finance Vaucluse Mill Lofts in Aiken.
Officials and community leaders attend grand opening of Gordon Streets Lofts, developed by M Peters Group, Greenberg Farrow, and J Davis Construction.
United Community invests in down-payment support for qualified homebuyers, provides up to $10,000 in down payment assistance and grant offerings.
The Greenville Housing Authority to provide approximately 50 vouchers to current homeless persons in Greenville to help them find new housing under the new Voucher Action Sprint program.
Unity Village, a new townhome development, officially breaks ground in Greenville's growing Southernside neighborhood.
Charles & Associates, a regional home repair firm servicing Greenwood, Greenville, and the Lakelands regions, now offers Design-Build Renovation services.
Century Communities, Inc., a national homebuilder, announces that the company's Century Complete brand is now selling at Creekside in Anderson, South Carolina.
Contender America announces that Lennar Homes has purchased 52 homesites at Bridgeway in Fountain Inn.
The Greenville Housing Authority announces it had received final approval from the Department of Housing and Urban Development to create a Moving to Work program.
Elected officials and affordable housing advocates gather to break ground for Southernside East, a 93-unit affordable apartment development at corner of West Washington and Hudson Streets.
Red Cedar Capital Partners, a vertically integrated real estate company based in Charlotte, North Carolina, acquires VanRock Holdings, a Greenville based private equity real estate firm.
Thanks to the efforts of Bank of America, Habitat for Humanity of Greenville County, and many volunteers, The Dendy family moves into a new home.
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TGHA secures 27 affordable housing Project-Based Vouchers. Qualified residents moving into Church Street Place thanks to partial funding secured by The Greenville Housing Authority (TGHA).
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