THE GREENVILLE REAL ESTATE JOURNAL

When it comes to homes in Greenville, presentation and peace of mind start behind closed doors—closet doors, that is. In this episode of Selling Greenville , professional organizer and owner of A Time to Organize , Stephanie Worinkeng, shares the practical (and deeply human) side of creating a functional home. From paper piles and junk drawers to sentimental items and staging for sale, she breaks down why clutter creeps in—and how to build systems that actually stick. Declutt

Greenville’s housing market is doing something strange—some homes are flying off the shelves while others sit and stall. Find out what’s hot, what’s not, and how to navigate this unusual real estate moment.

How much is your Greenville home really worth? Appraiser Chris White joins the Selling Greenville podcast to reveal what’s driving property values—and what every buyer and seller needs to know right now.

Greenville’s market isn’t the slam-dunk “seller’s market” you might think. In this episode’s companion blog, I break down why many sellers are taking losses—and what to do about it.

The Greenville, SC real estate market is constantly shifting, with some areas seeing strong appreciation while others experience value decli

Greenville’s prices are slipping in key segments. Here’s why it’s happening, how it shows up in the data, and what buyers and sellers should do right now.

Why do smart people see the same house so differently? This episode breaks down why home buyers and sellers disagree on home values—and how to price, shop, and negotiate with clarity in today’s market.

From uninvited buyers to hurricane chaos, Selling Greenville recaps the Craziest Stories from 2024—proving that real estate is never dull and always unpredictable.

A Greenville realtor shares an outrageous appraisal story that went from frustration to triumph—and why persistence (and a flood map) saved thousands in the end.

Did Greenville homeowners who bought during the 2021 boom actually lose equity? New data shows most gained tens of thousands in value, proving the Upstate’s housing market remains one of the strongest in the Southeast.