Avision Young facilitates $7M sale of Greenville industrial property
Avison Young brokered the $7 million sale of a fully leased industrial property at 200 Industrial Drive in Greenville, the real estate firm announced Oct. 14. 200 Industrial Drive LLC acquired the 84,550-square-foot property from Timberland Holding Company LLC through a 1031 exchange. Avison Young Principals Gary Lyons, Rob Howell and Senior Associate Woodson Hunter represented the seller. Windsor Aughtry’s Leif Busby represented the buyer.
Near-record highs hit the Upstate
(WSPA) – Near-record warmth will be here until Friday, with highs in the mid to upper 80s across the Upstate, low to mid 80s in the mountains. A cold front arriving late Friday passes through with spotty showers in the mountains, mainly near the Tennessee border. It will also usher in the Upstate’s coolest air […]
Voter’s Guide 2026: Meet the candidates running to represent Greenville County and SC
Early voting for the Nov. 3 general election will begin Oct. 19. Ballots in Greenville County include local, state and federal races, such as Greenville County Council, the state House of Representatives, governor, U.S. Senate, and more. Depending on where they live, voters will also see either two or three referendum questions about local option sales taxes for transportation and infrastructure work.
Seattle Builder Brings 50 Luxury Homes to Pebble Creek, Prices Top $1.3 Million
A homebuilder from Seattle is putting down roots in northern Greenville County, building more than 50 single-family homes across two new subdivisions near Pebble Creek Golf Course. The company, Greencity Homes, has worked primarily in Washington state but is now expanding into the Upstate, with home prices ranging from $695,000 to more than $1.3 million.
Greenville County, SC Dog Fighting Bust: 10 Dogs Rescued Oct 14
A 44-year-old suspect faces an animal cruelty charge as investigators examine additional evidence.
7 auto suppliers to expand in Upstate, create 200 new jobs
Seven suppliers of parts used to make electric vehicles announced on Wednesday plans to expand in the Upstate.
Hayden Panettiere’s death ruled an accidental overdose
GREENVILLE, S.C. (Diya TV) — Actress Hayden Panettiere died from an accidental overdose involving fentanyl and other drugs, the Greenville County Coroner’s Office concluded, updating its initial findings after her Aug. 16 death. Panettiere, thirty-six, was found unresponsive at a Greenville residence where she was temporarily staying. Emergency...
Circle K Clerk Accused of Cashing Lottery Tickets He Never Paid For. Police Say...
A Circle K employee in South Carolina allegedly scratched and redeemed lottery tickets he had not paid for, with store surveillance footage recording the activity, ... Read More
Upstate car parts manufacturers investing $82M to supply Scout Motors
Seven SC auto parts makers pledge to hire 200 workers, invest $82M as they expand production to meet the needs of Scout Motors.
Widow files wrongful death lawsuit over Greenville County deputy-involved shooting
The lawsuit alleges deputies failed to appropriately respond to a mental health crisis and that Joseph Mason was incapable of complying with commands before he was shot.

















