Affordable Upstate

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Become an investor to join us on our journey as we use our customized investment strategies to deliver modern, energy-efficient, affordable living to the Upstate of South Carolina. Everyone deserves a place to call home. Learn more at https://lnkd.in/gA3g2BPM

Our affordable housing complex Paris Park Apartments took a massive hit when heavy wind gusts downed more than 40 trees, some falling on vehicles, and many blocking the property's main entrances. Watch this video from WYFF4 to learn how NOAH Property Management is still working hard to help residents return home. https://lnkd.in/gU_NkYV9

Hurricane Helene has severely impacted our NOAH (Naturally Occurring Affordable Housing) communities. For residents already stretching every dollar, this disaster has created significant hardships. They’re now facing impossible choices: Buy groceries or pay utilities? Cover unexpected repairs or make rent? With no financial cushion, even a missed paycheck or spoiled food can create overwhelming setbacks. Your donation to our Hurricane Relief Fund can be their lifeline. Help us keep our neighbors fed, housed, and on their feet during this challenging time. Every contribution makes a difference. GoFund Me: https://lnkd.in/gVzrXUSW https://lnkd.in/gJRMbaXs

Our property management company Naturally Occurring Affordable Housing Property Management (NOAH) has launched a new service aimed at making the rental experience for its 3,500 and growing Upstate residents a little less stressful. NOAH Property Management will now be offering 24/7 tenant assistance for questions on billing, availability and maintenance requests. https://lnkd.in/gfHaDvRb

N.O.A.H. (Naturally Occurring Affordable Housing) Property Management is calling on our Greenville community to come together and support those in need. Our team at NOAH Property Management has been on the ground, working tirelessly to clear debris, repair damages, and provide essential support to these residents, but we need the community’s help. . We’re asking for your support to help us provide aid. Now, more than ever, we are committed to standing by our residents as they work to rebuild their lives. Your support means everything to us and to those we serve. https://lnkd.in/gjPhm2GK

Greenville, Despite the struggles we’ve seen in the past few days, we have been deeply encouraged to see our community coming together to support each other and provide relief in any way they can. Even in the wake of destruction, a hurricane can reveal the strength of a community. Our mission at Affordable Upstate has always been to create a thriving community; although the aftermath is hitting our city hard, we are hopeful that Hurricane Helene has brought the community together in a way that will strengthen the Upstate for years to come.

Mario Brown, our co-founder, donated land to Isaiah 117 House, an organization dedicated to providing physical and emotional support to children awaiting foster care placement. The land, located in Greenville County, will serve as the future home for Isaiah 117 House, offering a safe, loving environment for children in transition. Read the full Post and Courier story below: https://lnkd.in/gC9jSFaP

How does our acquisition process work? During the review and due diligence process of each property, the acquisitions team works closely with our asset management, property management, and construction management groups to formulate a comprehensive business plan. Because of this collaboration, we’re able to begin executing the property’s business plan immediately upon acquisition.

We are thrilled to share before and afters that showcase the amount of care and attention to detail that went into the Terrain at Haywood revitalization Upon acquisition, it was clear that the property had suffered from years of neglect. Our team set out to reverse the years of neglect, focusing on both the major structural issues and the smaller details that truly impact the day-to-day experience of living at Terrain. From the exteriors to the communal spaces, our goal was to create an environment where residents not only feel safe but are proud to call home.