affordable housing Archives

Groundbreaking held for $38M Laurens Road affordable housing development

The Alliance will have 100 units of affordable housing for households earning at or below 70% of the area median income.

Two restored affordable housing complexes reopen in Berea

Vista West III features a total of 38 refurbished units for households earning between 60% to 70% of the area’s median income.

SC Housing launches program to help public workers with down payments

The program is offering $10,000 forgivable down payment assistance to public servants like teachers, law enforcement officers and veterans.

72-unit affordable housing development planned near Greenville’s Unity Park

The project, named Meadow Street Apartments, was presented at the city of Greenville’s Project Preview Meeting on Feb. 24.

$3M to begin Greenville City Hall renovation gets initial OK: City Council notes

Greenville City Council gave initial approval to appropriate $3 million to begin the renovation of City Hall.

Homes of Hope’s Spring Gala returns May 1

Hundreds are expected to attend the nonprofit’s signature fundraising event at the Younts Conference Center at Furman University.

Habitat Greenville launches 40th Anniversary Community Collection

LaTonya Phillips, CEO and president of Habitat Greenville, said the multifaceted build project represents a strategic expansion of the organization’s service models and a bold commitment to the future of affordable housing.

Greenville Housing Fund chief steps down to take role with national coalition

Brown played a pivotal role in transforming Greenville's approach to housing affordability and significantly increasing affordable housing options.

Habitat for Humanity of Greenville County, in partnership with Juneteenth GVL, held a wall raising ceremony for a new affordable home

Milestone: 40 years in, Habitat for Humanity pursues new ideas to achieve Greenville County mission

When a small group of community leaders began organizing a Habitat for Humanity chapter in Greenville County in 1985, the nonprofit’s work was not widely known.