Real Estate
Real EstateComparison is the thief of joy...and sales results
Should sales organizations share leaderboard rankings?
Real EstateHow to get the best sale price as a home seller
What academic research on housing markets says about getting the best sale prices
Real EstateUpstate Brief: Greenville Homes Take a Week Longer to Go Under Contract as Inventory Climbs (August 17, 2026)
Greenville metro homes took a median 27 days to go under contract in July, up from 19 a year ago, as for-sale inventory ran 21% above last summer.
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Who Is Buying Commercial Real Estate in Greenville, SC? What the County Deed Record Actually Shows (2026)
A data read on who is buying commercial property in Greenville County, from $924M across roughly 250 sales to the active corridors and what the deed record cannot tell you.
Real EstateUpstate Brief: Greenville Homes Take Longer to Sell as Prices Hold Flat (August 10, 2026)
Greenville homes took an average of 52 days to sell in July, up from 43 a year ago, while the median sale price held flat at $330,000.
Real EstateBest Areas to Invest in Real Estate in Greenville, SC (2026): An Investor's Read on Rents, Cap Rates, and the 6% Tax Ratio
A data-grounded 2026 framework for where to buy a rental in Greenville, SC, built on price-to-rent, the 6% non-owner tax ratio, and real submarket rents.
Real EstateHow to Analyze a Rental Property in Greenville, SC (2026): Cap Rate, Cash Flow, and Cash-on-Cash on a Real Example
A plain-English, fully worked Greenville example showing cap rate, cash flow, and cash-on-cash, plus the 6% investor tax ratio out-of-state buyers miss.
Real EstateAverage Rent in Greenville, SC (2026): What It Costs by Bedroom, by Area, and What It Means for Buyers and Investors
The median gross rent in Greenville, SC was about $1,404 in 2024 (Census ACS), while asking rents run near $1,800 (Zillow). Here is why, by bedroom and area.
Real EstateGreenville's For-Sale Supply Outpaces the Nation (August 3, 2026)
Greenville-metro for-sale inventory is up 24.2% over the year against 1.9% nationally, giving buyers more to choose from and more room to negotiate than last summer, per Zillow.
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How to Find a Real Estate Agent in Greenville, SC: A Buyer and Seller's Vetting Guide
A plain-English guide to finding and vetting a real estate agent in Greenville, SC, including what to ask, how SC agency and referral fees work, and the new buyer-agreement rules.
Real EstateUpstate Brief: Greenville Inventory Up 12% as the Median Price Holds Flat (July 27, 2026)
Greenville's for-sale inventory hit 6,269 homes in June, up 12% year over year, while the median sale price held flat at $330,000 and homes took 52 days to sell.
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Is Now a Good Time to Buy a House in Greenville, SC? A Data-Grounded 2026 Framework
Whether it is a good time to buy a house in Greenville, SC depends less on the calendar than on your own numbers. Here is an honest 2026 framework.
Real EstateSelling a House in Greenville, SC: The Step-by-Step Process, Real Costs, and Net Proceeds (2026)
What it actually costs and takes to sell a house in Greenville, SC in 2026, from commission and the deed recording fee to the required closing attorney and your net proceeds.
Real EstateGreenville County Approves 460 New Homes Across Six Subdivisions in One Night
The county planning commission greenlit about 460 homes on June 25, siding with developers 6-3 on the two most contested projects weeks after tightening its rules.
Real EstateA Greer Apartment Complex Just Sold for Less Than It Did in 2023, and to a Public Housing Buyer
The Lively at Victor Park in Greer sold for $61.2M, a 3.8% drop from 2023, to a buyer tied to a public housing authority using tax-exempt bonds.
Real EstateA 90-Unit Senior Apartment Community Just Opened Off Woodruff Road. Is It Enough?
Southpointe Senior Residences opened June 25 with 90 income-restricted units for renters 55 and older in a high-cost Greenville corridor.
Real EstateA $28M Downtown Greenville Townhome Project Has Stalled. Is It One Developer's Problem or the Market's?
The McDaniel, a $28M luxury townhome project downtown, sits unfinished as contractors claim $274,367 in unpaid bills. One developer's mess, or a warning sign?