Development

Greenville’s Design Review Board approved plans for a mixed-use development on the site of the former Municipal Court Building and the former American Legion building.

Mayor Knox White says VisitGreenvilleSC estimates we’ve lost 70,000 hotel room nights from events that Greenville could not accommodate without a development like this.
A 17-room concept at 101 College St. blends historic charm with Art Nouveau design — plus a rooftop bar, restaurant, and speakeasy-style club.
The updated plans were presented to Greenville County Council as the arena requests funding to make the renovations possible.
We’re looking at the request for proposal to bring in an architect for the project, plus other city halls with features that caught our eye.
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These small, on-demand vehicles run on dedicated tracks — tell us where they should go in Greenville for a chance to win a $200 gift card.
Many storefronts in the North Main shopping center have remained vacant since the “Baby BI-LO” closed in 2013, but developers hope to change that.
The $14 million development will bring food, drinks, shopping, and events along the trail near Travelers Rest.
When finished, the 40-acre County Square redevelopment will feature shopping, dining, and entertainment, along with office and residential space.
From family fun to unique dining experiences and forthcoming tenant announcements, here’s everything you need to know about Greenville’s Hampton Station.
From Thursday, June 5 to Saturday, June 8, party as The Commons debuts Phase II with a Community Celebration.
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A local nonprofit gives new life to old pianos by teaming up with local artists across Greenville.
Here are 10 must-do activities for your Greenville spring bucket list that are unique to the Upstate and the spring season.
We’re putting our city’s vibrant ecosystem front-and-center in this new series.
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Greenville is full of special places to stay that offer guests a break from traditional motels and hotels.
From upgraded suites to all-new menus around the ballpark, 2026 is all about celebrating the Upstate’s “Home Team.”
The road to the Final Four could start in Greenville, either for the Furman Paladins looking to shine their glass slippers or one of the teams starting the NCAA Tournament here for rounds one and two.
Grab a blanket and settle in to see these artists at local outdoor venues in Greenville.
Each week, GVLtoday and CLTtoday will recap “Top Chef: Carolinas” with fun facts we’ve learned from our reporting behind the scenes and our pro tips about venues featured in each of our cities.