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From Greenville Business Magazine, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.
Greenville Business MagazineNov. 6
Groundbreaking Held for 10 Affordable Housing Units in Sterling, on Greenville Business MagazineOn Thursday morning, some 200 people (the majority wearing Sterling High’s blue and white) took part in a groundbreaking that was really a glorious celebration for 10 long-term rental homes.
In brief
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Sterling housingConstruction is underway on The Huddle at Sterling, 10 long-term rental units in five stacked duplexes at Jenkins and South Calhoun streets.
Construction is underway on The Huddle at Sterling, 10 long-term rental units in five stacked duplexes at Jenkins and South Calhoun streets. The Greenville Housing Fund and the Sterling Land Trust broke ground on the $3.3 million project Nov. 5, and it's expected to take 14 to 16 months. The homes target people earning 60% to 80% of area median income. The corner once held a brick spot called the Huddle, known to Sterling High students for grilled-cheese sandwiches and cherry cola floats.
News Notes · Saturday’s editionSources: Greenville Journal, Greenville Business Magazine
Beaumont MillTaft Family Ventures broke ground Nov. 5 on the $75 million, 275-unit Address Beaumont Mill at Isom and North Pine streets in downtown Spartanburg.
Taft Family Ventures broke ground Nov. 5 on the $75 million, 275-unit Address Beaumont Mill at Isom and North Pine streets in downtown Spartanburg. Approximately 10% of the units will be reserved for workforce housing.
Around South Carolina · Saturday’s editionSource: upstate business journal