If you’re looking for an area of growth in Greenville, SC for investment opportunities take a drive down the 4 lane Wade Hampton Blvd.
(2022) This area is experiencing tremendous growth with dozens of commercial renovation and new construction projects from downtown all the way towards Greer, SC. The city is committed to driving this growth as well. A dedicated strategic plan is in place (formed in 2019).
Why Invest Along Wade Hampton Blvd?
This area has all of the essentials that add up to drive appreciation and rent growth for single family homes.
- Traffic: This is a strategic road way that connects the also fast growing city of Greer and Taylors area to downtown Greenville. Dead-ending at one of the newest and most popular grocery stores in town the Harris Teeter at North Pointe.
- Foot Traffic and Bike Traffic: As a part of the strategic plan the city is making improvements to allow better connectivity for people on foot and on bike.
- Local businesses! Craft Coffee, Delicious restaurants, and more attract visitors and locals to this area.
- Essentials: Storage facilities, U-haul truck rental, gas stations, medical and vet services also line the boulevard. Students who attend bob jones university will also enjoy close proximity to it’s campus. Wade Hampton high school is also located just past the city limits line in the Wade Hampton Gardens subdivision.
Where To Invest?
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Expect to pay between $250K – $500K for good condition properties with 3 or more bedrooms. Properties closer to downtown Greenville tend to command more of a premium. This area offers both new construction and existing home opportunities. Most existing homes are of the popular brick ranch variety.
City limits for STR’s.
A reminder to investors who are new to the Greenville market there are restrictions on short-term rentals within the city limits. Near the intersection of Wade Hampton blvd and S Pleasantburg you will find the city limits marker. There are not current (2022) restrictions on short-term rentals in Greenville county. We always advise calling your local authority and zoning to verify restrictions on any property.
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