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Seeking Greener Pastures: The Renters' Ripple Effect
According to the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), Greenville's tenant vacancy rate is 6.7% to 7.5%. So tenants often vacate units and move elsewhere. You've likely seen this movement in your neighborhood. When tenants stack unwanted items on the curb, the pile can be hard to miss. Two-bedroom apartments in Greenville rent from $1,326 to $ 1,684 per month. The main reason tenants move out is that they need more space for a growing family, a roommate, or a hom
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More Rental Homes in Greenville
Greenville is extending its rental market with a $3.3 million development called The Huddle at Sterling. The housing project will have 10 rental homes generating $21k-$91k per year, authorities say. City leaders joined the Greenville Housing Fund, Sterling Land Trust, neighbors, and Sterling High School alumni for a groundbreaking ceremony at the intersection of Jenkins and S. Calhoun streets. The development will preserve the Sterling legacy. In 1929, Sterling High School be
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More Rental Homes in Greenville
Greenville is extending its rental market with a $3.3 million development called The Huddle at Sterling. The housing project will have 10 rental homes generating $21k-$91k per year, authorities say. City leaders joined the Greenville Housing Fund, Sterling Land Trust, neighbors, and Sterling High School alumni for a groundbreaking ceremony at the intersection of Jenkins and S. Calhoun streets. The development will preserve the Sterling legacy. In 1929, Sterling High School be
Greenville Celebratres a New Fire Station
Smiles punctuated the celebration of the opening of a new state-of-the-art Fire Station 4, formerly at Stone Avenue. Two former chiefs, dozens of retirees, city leaders, and neighbors joined in the fun. This will be a second home for the 30 firefighters who will staff the station. Here, they will train, cook, eat, rest between calls, and respond promptly to emergencies, Chief Brian Horton said. The new station at 423 E. Park Avenue replaces the 76-year-old station just down t
More than Wood and Metal: The Joyous Return of My Classic Cane
For the first time, I walked into the Swamp Rabbit Cafe & Grocery Store at 205 Cedar Lane Road yesterday. I was so enthralled by the richness and variety of their food selection that I walked away from my classic cane and didn’t remember leaving it there until last night. All night I fretted over my lost cane, wondering if I would ever find it again. First thing this morning, I called the cafe and left a voicemail. I was surprised to receive a text quickly asking how they co
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More Rental Homes in Greenville
Greenville is extending its rental market with a $3.3 million development called The Huddle at Sterling. The housing project will have 10 rental homes generating $21k-$91k per year, authorities say. City leaders joined the Greenville Housing Fund, Sterling Land Trust, neighbors, and Sterling High School alumni for a groundbreaking ceremony at the intersection of Jenkins and S. Calhoun streets. The development will preserve the Sterling legacy. In 1929, Sterling High School be
Greenville Celebratres a New Fire Station
Smiles punctuated the celebration of the opening of a new state-of-the-art Fire Station 4, formerly at Stone Avenue. Two former chiefs, dozens of retirees, city leaders, and neighbors joined in the fun. This will be a second home for the 30 firefighters who will staff the station. Here, they will train, cook, eat, rest between calls, and respond promptly to emergencies, Chief Brian Horton said. The new station at 423 E. Park Avenue replaces the 76-year-old station just down t
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