SPARTANBURG, SC – Affordable Upstate and NOAH Property Management along with a host of local supporters have started a beautification project on the 138-unit Trailside on Main apartment community.
Work started last Friday when volunteers from Spartanburg Community College, PAL Spartanburg, and The Noble Tree Foundation along with the team from Affordable Upstate planted 19 trees along the River Birch Trail section of the Daniel Morgan Trail System. This trail runs behind Trailside on Main, an affordable housing community located at 1000 East Main Street.
The trees are part of a larger beautification project that will include more tie-ins to the trial system as well as a new mural on the site over the next few months. Trailside on Main connects into the Birch River Trail section of the Daniel Morgan System.
Pamela Adams-Singleton, owner of Dream Designs & Innovations, implemented the design for the project.
A grant from The Noble Tree Foundation helped make the project feasible. The organization's primary focus is to provide funds in the form of grants that enhance the well-being of the people of Spartanburg County through the promotion of the ecological value of trees, the planting of trees in landscaping, and excellence in horticulture throughout the county.
“We are excited to help support the Spartanburg community as well as our residents,” said Mario Brown, CEO of Affordable Upstate. “This is a benefit for everyone involved.”
About Affordable Upstate:
Affordable Upstate is a real estate investment firm focused on redeveloping and redefining naturally occurring affordable housing in the Upstate of South Carolina. Since 2017 they have placed over $50 million of investor equity into socially responsible, environmentally enhanced workforce housing assets, resulting in a diverse and thriving portfolio with over 1,450 apartment units that satisfy the expectations of residents, investors, and communities. Learn more at Affordable Upstate.
About NOAH Property Management:
The mission of NOAH Property Management is to provide economically mobilizing property management to multifamily assets in the Upstate of South Carolina. For more information about NOAH Property Management and its resident-focused programs, visit www.NOAHpm.com or call 864-580-NOAH.
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