We’re ending March on a high note! We have a plethora of stories gathered this week from our clients; there’s bound to be a headline that interests you below!
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Last week, Affordable Upstate and NOAH Property Management kicked off a community led beautification project at Trailside on Main, an affordable housing complex in Spartanburg. Read more.
Charles & Associates has added Jonathan Griffin as its new service manager. Get to know Jonathan.
Joan Herlong talked with the Greenville Journal about the Greenville housing market and whether or not we will ever see interest rates as low as they were during Covid. See what she thinks.
Lake Keowee has recently seen record breaking sales, but why? Besides the beauty of the area, read this Post and Courier piece to see what it might be.
Speaking of lake front homes, check out this $8.9M featured home in The State with an outdoor living area bigger than most homes.
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Members of the Habitat for Humanity team and its many supporters welcomed Jessica Lyons to her new home earlier this week. FOX Carolina had amazing coverage of this event.
Who doesn’t love cookie dough? Christine Scarpelli of WSPA got to meet with Tatiana Luis, owner of Okie Dough Cookie Co in Seneca; check out this fun dessert spot.
The award-winning Lucy and the Lake Monster will be making its official South Carolina premiere later this month at the Reedy Reels’ film festival. FOX Carolina interviewed author (and retired Greenville County schools teacher) Kelly Tabor Cromer and filmmaker Richard Rossi to learn more about this fun movie and story. Watch here.
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Bryan Brown and Amber Stewart of the Greenville Housing Fund got to chat with Simple Civics: Greenville County about the affordable housing crisis in Greenville. Be part of the conversation by listening to their episode here.
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Registration is now open for the 9th Annual Joe Barron Golf Classic hosted by Habitat for Humanity of Greenville County! This year’s tournament is Monday, April 14th at Green Valley Country Club. Learn more and secure your spot here.
This is a real fun (and unique) one: go get tickets to “Waiting for You,” a new musical comedy created by two Upstate music and entertainment industry legends, premiering April 11th with a limited engagement at the Chapman Cultural Center. Here’s the press release with all the info you might need (including the tickets link)!
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