Category: Anderson
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Pattillo Advances 248,000-Square-Foot Spec Industrial Building in Powdersville
Pattillo Industrial Real Estate is building a 248,000-square-foot spec industrial building at Anderson Gateway Commerce Center in Powdersville, with delivery slated for fall 2026.
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Upstate Office, Industrial Vacancy Keep Tightening in Second-Quarter Market Report
CBRE’s second-quarter report shows Greenville-Spartanburg office vacancy falling to 9.9% and industrial vacancy to 5.3%, with a 100,000-square-foot office tower breaking ground downtown — the first since 2020.
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Greenville County Still Leads Upstate Homebuilding, But Rising Costs Push Growth Toward Outlying Counties
New building permit data shows Greenville County’s share of Upstate homebuilding has fallen from nearly 60% to about 40% over two decades, as rising costs push growth toward Spartanburg, Anderson and Laurens counties.
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Clinton Industrial Lease Headlines Weekly Upstate Commercial Real Estate Deals
A 189,830-square-foot industrial lease in Clinton, a Seneca car wash land sale, and an Anderson retail sale led this week’s Upstate commercial real estate transactions, per SCBIZ’s Hot Properties report.
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Texas Rancher Acquires 2,614 Upstate Acres for $50M, Eyes Future Mixed-Use Development
GREENVILLE, S.C. — A Texas-based investor has made one of the largest rural land plays in recent Upstate South Carolina memory, acquiring more than 2,600 acres across three counties for approximately $50.2 million — with a long-term vision that includes residential and commercial mixed-use development. Run Well Ranches, LLC closed on 2,614 acres spanning Anderson,…
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Upstate SC Commercial Real Estate Market Report: Mid-2026
The Upstate South Carolina commercial real estate market is holding firm in mid-2026, with strong development activity, rising industrial demand, and a balanced environment giving investors and brokers room to move strategically. Here is what you need to know about the Greenville-Spartanburg market right now. The big picture: a market finding its footing After years…
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