Spartanburg, SC
Spartanburg is about thirty miles east of downtown Greenville on I-85, at the interchange with I-26. Its housing runs from 1920s houses in Converse Heights and restored bungalows in Hampton Heights to downtown lofts and subdivisions going up on the north side. Greenville is about thirty minutes; the BMW plant at Greer is twenty. Morgan Square, seven colleges and Fifth Third Park anchor the center.
Why people are choosing Spartanburg.
Spartanburg is the Upstate's second city and its fastest-rising one. Thirty minutes east of Greenville on I-85, it sits at the I-85/I-26 junction with BMW's largest plant in the world down the road, seven colleges in town, and a downtown that has added hotels, a minor-league ballpark and a restaurant scene in the last five years. Historic neighborhoods still trade well under Greenville prices, and the north side is building as fast as permits allow.
Where to look in Spartanburg.
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