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Current Projects
 Greenline-Spartanburg Neighborhood The Greenline-Spartanburg neighborhood is located northeast of downtown Greenville, just up the hill and bordered by Wade Hampton Boulevard to the northwest, East North Street to the southeast, and East Stone Avenue and Church Street to the west. At the end of 2011, construction will begin on 3 additional rental units in Greenline-Spartanburg with completion date expected by mid-2012. Future Projects City of Laurens Genesis Homes has plans to move into Laurens with its work, the first area being in the City of Laurens, specifically the Laurens Mill neighborhood. The project will include:
Greenline-Spartanburg Neighborhood In the Greenline-Spartanburg neighborhood, additional home construction will be located on Spartanburg Street. This project will consists of 3 houses, to include:
Completed Projects Nicholtown Neighborhood Genesis Homes received a grant from the South Carolina State Housing Finance and Development Authority for its first project in the Nicholtown Community in Greenville which was recently completed. The project included:
Greenline-Spartanburg, Phase 1 Genesis Homes has just completed 9 rental units here which have been rented to either current or former Greenline-Spartanburg residents. The City of Greenville partnered with Genesis Homes to improve the surrounding infrastructure such as construction of new streets, sidewalks, etc. These units complete Phase I in this neighborhood, and Phase II will be completed by mid-2012. The homes recently completed include:
Haynie-Sirrine Neighborhood Genesis Homes’ first project was two duplexes in the Haynie-Sirrine neighborhood. The two homes, both of the same design, are two story duplexes with two bedrooms and one bath in each unit. The 900 square foot units are Energy Star certified and have been rented to seniors. The second completed project in Haynie-Sirrine was two 2BR/1BA homes. These have been rented to senior citizens also. The mission in Haynie-Sirrine neighborhood is now complete. The original target audience was seniors in Haynie-Sirrine who might be relocated by gentrification. Based on Genesis Homes’ initial strategy, we feel this need has now been met. Funding for this project was provided by the South Carolina State Housing Finance and Development Authority, the City of Greenville and HUD's HOME Investment Partnerships Program, the Jolley Foundation and John I. Smith Charities. As a result of this funding partnership, Genesis Homes is able to charge rents that are significantly below market rates so that families at or below 50% of the median income level for Greenville County can occupy these homes. Read more about the Haynie-Sirrine project. |
Project Listing
Spring 2010 - Greenline-Spartanburg Street  Fall 2008 - Haynie-Sirrine  |
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