Creative Builders News Today

Vacant land on Oscar Street donated to the Greenville Housing Fund could become affordable housing and a wetlands nature trail on the doorstep of Unity Park.

A hookah lounge in West Greenville has removed its branding from the windows of 1237 Pendleton Street, signaling a permanent departure from the space.

Iconic Greenville restaurant will move to a new location on the Eastside after the owner couldnt agree to a lease with a new landlord in the West End downtown.

Two companies partnered with Habitat for Humanity to donate 1.7 acres of land where nine houses will be built. The houses will be mortgaged to Habitat for Humanity families.

Along with the groundbreaking ceremony, the Greenville non-profit announced its new name: Neighborhood Cancer Connection (NCC). Heres what to know.

NEW ORLEANS (press release) – Parade of Homes presented annually by the Home Builders Association of Greater New Orleans (HBAGNO) has something exciting and

New 72-unit affordable apartment community takes shape in Mauldin, S.C.

Affordable housing community opens in Greenville