Derek Thompson’s article, “Why Your House Was So Expensive,” published in The Atlantic Magazine on July 25th, 2022, describes factors contributing to the nation’s housing [...]
Tuesday, February 8, 2022— Greenville Housing Fund (GHF) today introduced an important new tool, the GHF Impact Fund, to jumpstart financing for the development and preservation of [...]
On February 1st, 2022, Habitat for Humanity of Greenville County broke ground on Heritage Hills, a planned community of 29 affordable homes in the Nicholtown neighborhood. The project is made [...]
Last week, the City of Greenville Planning Commission approved the Final Development Plan for the Alliance, a new apartment complex at the corner of Laurens and Ackley Road. GHF is excited to [...]
At the end of its first year of action, GAHC seemed to be moving in the right direction in order to close the county’s affordable housing gap by the end of the decade. The coalition’s strategic [...]
As Charleston, SC seeks to mitigate its own affordable housing crisis, the Charleston County Council is considering using a quarter of its American Rescue Plan Act allocation to establish its own [...]
The City of Greenville donated two parcels in Nicholtown to local housing partners. United Housing Connections is building a duplex whose units will rent for $700 a month, and Genesis Homes will [...]
Churches and faith groups in Greenville County own over 5,000 acres of land, and many of these groups have used their land to construct affordable housing options for their congregations and [...]
Renaissance Place, a 57-unit affordable development, is now leasing through NHE, Inc.! The development is located off of North Pleasantburg Drive and seeks to serve seniors ages 55 and older. [...]
“We do nothing alone,” says GHF President and CEO Bryan Brown, who is referring to the collaborative efforts that GHF engages in with other affordable housing partners and [...]
