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The 2016 Greenville Affordable Housing Study identifies urgent housing challenges driven by rising costs and economic pressures. Key findings include a shortage of affordable rental units, especially for households earning under $25,000, and "down…

The 2015 Greenville Affordable Housing Strategy outlines a comprehensive approach to address Greenville’s affordable housing challenges, focusing on income-based needs and community-driven solutions. Key insights include the city's growing need for…

The 2017 Affordable Housing Supplement for Greenville advocates for a dedicated Housing Trust Fund to tackle the city’s growing housing crisis. This report highlights the challenges faced by low-income residents due to increasing housing costs, with…

The 1981 "Central Area Action Plan" by Crane Associates outlines a ten-year revitalization strategy for downtown Greenville, focusing on public-private partnerships to drive economic growth and urban development. Key initiatives include establishing…

The 1954 report from the Follow-Up Committee highlights ongoing progress in addressing the needs of Greenville’s Black community, building on the 1949 “Big Idea” survey. Key developments include expanded recreational facilities at Greenville Forest…

The 2016 Greater Sullivan Neighborhood Design Guidelines, created by Clemson University’s Department of Planning and Landscape Architecture, propose strategies to preserve the character of Greenville’s historic Greater Sullivan neighborhood while…

The 2015 Pleasant Valley Master Plan, developed by Clemson's City and Regional Planning students, provides a community-centered vision to improve Greenville’s Pleasant Valley neighborhood. The plan covers Pleasant Valley's history, demographics, and…

The 2011 Southernside Neighborhood Plan focuses on revitalizing Greenville’s Southernside neighborhood through housing improvements, enhanced connectivity, and infrastructure development. Key findings highlight a high vacancy rate (19%), with over…

The 2002 "Reedy River Master Plan" by Clemson University’s Center for Community Growth and Change provides a framework for the sustainable development of the Reedy River corridor in Greenville. The plan emphasizes environmental protection, public…