Category: Greenville
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Cugino Forno Brings First South Carolina Pizzeria to Former Tanner’s Big Orange Site on Greenville’s Pleasantburg Drive
Naples-style pizzeria chain Cugino Forno is converting the former Tanner’s Big Orange drive-in at 322 S. Pleasantburg Drive into its seventh location and first in South Carolina, with opening still a few months away after construction delays.
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SCTAC Wins $11.8 Million Federal Grant to Renovate Buildings for Upstate Automotive Industry
The South Carolina Technology and Aviation Center in Greenville County received the largest award in a $40 million round of federal Economic Development Administration grants, money earmarked for building renovations that support the region’s automotive sector.
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First Isuzu Equipment Container Reaches Inland Port Greer as $280 Million Greenville County Truck Plant Gears Up
The first container of production equipment for Isuzu North America’s $280 million truck assembly plant in Greenville County arrived by rail at Inland Port Greer on Oct. 21, an early step toward 2027 production and more than 700 jobs.
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Greenville Readies $10.7 Million Church Street Tract for Mixed-Use Affordable Housing Near County Square
The city of Greenville is gathering public input on a mixed-use, affordable housing plan for vacant city-owned land along Church Street, with a development plan due in early 2027 before the site is sold to a private developer.
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Super G Mart to Backfill Former Gabe’s on Haywood Road With First South Carolina Store, 65 to 75 Jobs
North Carolina-based international grocer Super G Mart will open its first store outside its home state in the former Gabe’s space at The Gallery on Greenville’s Haywood Road, hiring 65 to 75 workers ahead of a late-fall opening.
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NorthPointe Apartments Owners Land $48 Million Refinancing Near Downtown Greenville Despite Supply Pressure
A joint venture of ECI Group and Greenville’s Central Realty Holdings secured a $48 million loan from Canyon Partners Real Estate to refinance the 286-unit NorthPointe Apartments, which the lender says has held up against a challenging supply backdrop.
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Food Lion Fills Long-Vacant Bi-Lo on Greenville’s North Pleasantburg Drive, Its 49th Greater Greenville Store
Food Lion opened a renovated, roughly 42,000-square-foot grocery store Oct. 21 in the former Bi-Lo at 2111 N. Pleasantburg Drive, ending about five years of vacancy at the Field Plaza Shopping Center anchor space.
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Seven Upstate Auto Suppliers to Invest $82 Million, Add 200 Jobs to Feed Scout Motors Plant
Seven existing auto parts makers in Spartanburg, Duncan and Piedmont will invest a combined $82 million and add 200 jobs to supply Scout Motors’ Blythewood EV plant, with Spartanburg Steel leading at $40 million.
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Upstate SC Housing Supply Swells Past Four Months as Market Tips Toward Buyers
Active listings in the Greater Greenville market hit a two-year high in July, pushing months of supply to 4.1 and giving buyers new leverage as mortgage rates hold near 6.3%.
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Greenville County’s New Moratorium on Cluster Housing Squeezes an Already Tight Supply Pipeline
GREENVILLE, S.C. — Greenville County Council has halted new cluster-housing applications for a year, pulling one of the region’s more land-efficient and moderately priced development types out of the pipeline just as the Upstate’s housing supply struggles to keep pace with demand. The 12-month moratorium, approved at third reading by an 11-0 vote with one…
