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 became Greenville County’s first public high school serving Black students. For generations, the school served as an educational and social anchor, helping foster thriving Black-owned businesses and strengthening the surrounding community.

This new complex will preserve the Sterling legacy.

Sterling graduates include the late Rev. Jesse Jackson, City Councilwoman Lillian Brock Flemming, and civil rights advocates Xanthene Norris, Lottie Gibson, and Joseph Allen Vaughn.

The Huddle at Sterling is set to be completed in late 2027 or early 2028.