Greenville Housing Fund

Randolph Commons, is headed by Allen Temple Community Economic Development Corporation (CEDC), a corporation designed to serve the Greenville community.  Randolph Commons is a new project that will develop six houses for families when completed.Continue Reading

Gower Place Phase II apartments will add twelve more rental units to their development of eighteen rental units.  Gower Place Phase II is an addition to an already successful project: Gower Place Phase I.  BGM, Inc. has received… Continue Reading

Genesis Homes is a corporation dedicated to helping the community by evaluating the needs of local neighborhoods for public and private resources.  The project consists of two phases. Greenville Housing Fund is working with Jim Childress by giving a $100,000… Continue Reading

Bradley Place, formerly Perry Place, was developed by Homes of Hope, a non profit organization started in 1998, designed to provide affordable housing for low income families or homeless families.  Homes for Hope worked in conjunction with Greenville Housing Fund for this… Continue Reading

The Neighborhood Housing Corporation (NHC) was founded in 1989 with a plan to provide quality housing to individuals and families of moderate income levels. Since then, NHC has become one of the most successful affordable housing providers in Greenville County. Using both private and public funding, NHC has the resources to construct eight to ten homes each year in the unincorporated areas of Greenville County.

Currently,… Continue Reading

The Greenville Housing Network (GHN) is a new collaboration of various organizations, community leaders, business professionals and citizens in the area who are dedicated to providing affordable housing throughout the city of Greenville. The group joined together to partner in a common vision and to unify their individual efforts.

GHN recently held its second meeting, which are scheduled quarterly at the United Ministries… Continue Reading

The Brutontown Community is an ongoing project of the Greenville County Redevelopment Authority (GCRA) in their efforts to provide affordable housing in the Greenville area.

GCRA has spent the past three years revamping the Brutontown Community by providing a $2 million Community Center, constructing 20 houses and renovating several others. All new Brutontown Community homes are either Energy Star or Earthcraft energy… Continue Reading

GHF releases the 2008 Community Report highlighting its progress from the past year and goals for the future. To view a complete version of the 2008 Community Report, please click here.

The Village on Vance is a project that provides six newly constructed single family rental homes at an affordable price. Soteria Community Development Corporation (CDC), the developer of The Village on Vance, built each home using a “green” approach. The three bedroom, two bath homes feature Energy Star appliances and energy efficient windows, doors, lighting, and siding. This new community is located in the… Continue Reading

Chicora Avenue is a housing project developed by Genesis Homes to provide affordable housing for low-income residents in the Haynie Sirrine neighborhood. Greenville Housing Fund (GHF) recently assisted three residents in the Chicora Avenue Senior Housing program. A ribbon cutting ceremony was held by Genesis Homes and the City of Greenville. Continue Reading

GHF and the Community Foundation of Greater Greenville are proud to announce the Homes for Teachers Program. CFGG awarded $250,000 to assist teachers with downpayment and closing costs. GHF is working with Greenville Schools to market the program to teachers who are first time homebuyers. Eligible teachers can receive up to $5,000 in assistance. The program will assist in recruiting and retaining teachers in the Greenville… Continue Reading