332 Main Street
332 Main Street: Greater Greenville's Office
11,000 square feet
Still under renovation, this building was uninhabitated for several years. After minimal renovations to make the building suitable for operations, Greater Greenville made the move to this building in 2026.
11,000 square feet
Still under renovation, this building was uninhabitated for several years. After minimal renovations to make the building suitable for operations, Greater Greenville made the move to this building in 2026.
328 Main Street: The Stray Dog of the Delta Beer Garden
Renovations to the inside of this building were completed in 2026 with the opening of a new locally owned business, The Stray Dog of the Delta. Open 3-8 pm Monday through Thursday and 3-10 pm Friday and Saturday, this local spot is the best place to try a selection of beers. Sign and official ribbon cutting coming soon!
Renovations to the inside of this building were completed in 2026 with the opening of a new locally owned business, The Stray Dog of the Delta. Open 3-8 pm Monday through Thursday and 3-10 pm Friday and Saturday, this local spot is the best place to try a selection of beers. Sign and official ribbon cutting coming soon!
239 Main Street
239 Main Street, circa 1900: The Classic Cut Company and downtown apartments
4000 square feet
After acquiring this property in 2022, Greater Greenville immediately renovated this building creating three one-bedroom apartments in downtown and a satellite office for Duval Decker during the Federal Courthouse Construction. Upon completion of the courthouse, the commercial space was reimagined into The Classic Cut Company, a locally owned barber shop where walk-ins are welcome Monday-Friday, 10 am - 4 pm.
4000 square feet
After acquiring this property in 2022, Greater Greenville immediately renovated this building creating three one-bedroom apartments in downtown and a satellite office for Duval Decker during the Federal Courthouse Construction. Upon completion of the courthouse, the commercial space was reimagined into The Classic Cut Company, a locally owned barber shop where walk-ins are welcome Monday-Friday, 10 am - 4 pm.
330 Main Street
330 Main Street: Sinclair's Sweets, a local Bakery
1100 Square feet
After renovations of this empty building by Greater Greenville in 2025, local baker Madison Newson moved into this space, bringing with her the central business district's only operational bakery. Stop by for daily specials.
1100 Square feet
After renovations of this empty building by Greater Greenville in 2025, local baker Madison Newson moved into this space, bringing with her the central business district's only operational bakery. Stop by for daily specials.
627 Washington Avenue, circa 1950: Pulitzer Prize-Winning Delta Democrat Times
2500 square feet
This block was originally constructed in the 1950-1960's. Once a five-and-dime, this property was derelict and abandoned for over two decades before Greater Greenville purchased it in 2021. After completing extensive renovations, the Delta Democrat Times made this property its home.
2500 square feet
This block was originally constructed in the 1950-1960's. Once a five-and-dime, this property was derelict and abandoned for over two decades before Greater Greenville purchased it in 2021. After completing extensive renovations, the Delta Democrat Times made this property its home.
629 Washington Avenue
Purchased in 2021 by Greater greenville, this property did not have roof in the back of the property and was growing a natural garden. After Extensive renovations, Couture boutique, a locally owned Ladie's Shop is set to open in 2026.
Purchased in 2021 by Greater greenville, this property did not have roof in the back of the property and was growing a natural garden. After Extensive renovations, Couture boutique, a locally owned Ladie's Shop is set to open in 2026.
619 Washington Avenue
619 Washington Avenue: IRS Taxpayer Assistance Center
Known as the Dotson Building for over half a century, this building was updated into a modern office for the IRS. The opening of this service center in 2024 created 24 new jobs in Greenville.
Known as the Dotson Building for over half a century, this building was updated into a modern office for the IRS. The opening of this service center in 2024 created 24 new jobs in Greenville.
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oNE OF THE FIRST PROPERTIES RENOVATED AFTER gREATER gREENVILLE'S PURCHASE OF "tHE hAFTER pROPERTIES", THIS BUILDING HAS BEEN HOME TO A LOCALLY-OWNED T-SHIRT AND SCREENPRINTING SHOP SINCE 2021.
211 S. Walnut Street: Hotel 27
After being closed for a year, Greater Greenville purchased "The Old Levee Board Building" and much of the interior. Opening the doors in 2021 as Hotel 27, Main Street Greenville created a beacon in the downtown landscape, operating the state's only not-for-profit hotel. Net proceeds from the hotel help fund Main Street's initiatives, including further renovation projects. Book your room directly with us for the best rates at www.hotel27.org.
After being closed for a year, Greater Greenville purchased "The Old Levee Board Building" and much of the interior. Opening the doors in 2021 as Hotel 27, Main Street Greenville created a beacon in the downtown landscape, operating the state's only not-for-profit hotel. Net proceeds from the hotel help fund Main Street's initiatives, including further renovation projects. Book your room directly with us for the best rates at www.hotel27.org.
504 Central Street
504 Central Street: Lake Tindall, PLLC
Originally renovated for Greater Greenville's offices in 2018, now this property is home to Lake Tindall, pllc Law Office.
Originally renovated for Greater Greenville's offices in 2018, now this property is home to Lake Tindall, pllc Law Office.
251-257 S. Hinds Street: Les Lane Apartments, completed in 2016
Purchased by Greater Greenville, this
Purchased by Greater Greenville, this
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