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Neil Schoepp
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Milford, PA
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San Souci South Carolina Path of Progress

Neil Schoepp
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Milford, PA
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Looking to gain a deeper understanding of the Greenville, SC market. I driven over 65 properties and have completed a fair amount of demographic research and now I am looking to add and/or eliminate markets with in markets with in markets. 

Demographically speaking San Souci is coming up short, especially the schools. I have a broker telling me there is a path of progress between Downtown and Cherrydale Mall and San Souci is part of it.  That projects such as Hampton Station Birds Fly South Brewery, Poe-West Mill retail and access to the Swamp Rabbit Trail are all positive indicators. That flippers are buying up the old mill houses. 

That people who want to be in downtown but either cannot afford it or cannot find somewhere to rent are coming into this area and that they don't want to go any further than West Blue Ridge.

Can anyone with extensive knowledge either from living in the area or investing in the area offer their opinion and maybe even some resources of further information. I am already reaching out to GADC.

Is this area going through gentrification?

Appreciate the help, as always if I can add some value to your operation somehow please just let me know. I invest MF properties in Greenville, Charleston and Mrtyle Beach.

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