As part of our 15-year anniversary, we’re revisiting moments from Huff Creek’s history by pulling favorites from our newsletter archives. This article, published in Upstate Business Journal, was written by Rusty Hamrick for our Third Edition publication in 2014. At the bottom of the page, you’ll also find a note
Upstate SC Land Overview Timber prices remain low, continuing the recent trend of a declining overall market. Current acquisition opportunities exist for investors focused on long-term holds to take advantage of a potential future market recovery.A 90-day moratorium on new large-scale high-density neighborhoods in Anderson County announced last September impacted
Last year, we welcomed two team members to Huff Creek Properties. As dedicated land sale professionals, we believe the best representation of our work starts with the people behind it. This month, we’re sharing a deeper look at two of our 2025 hires—what drives their passion for land and what
As part of our 15-year anniversary, we’re revisiting moments from Huff Creek’s history by pulling favorites from our newsletter archives. This recipe is from our 2014 Second Edition Newsletter. With the holidays upon us, it’s the perfect time to whip up these venison pinwheels and enjoy a warm, hearty dish
Huff Creek Properties recently welcomed Will Rogers to the Greenville office. Will Rogers joined Huff Creek Properties with a lifelong passion for the outdoors and land stewardship. A graduate of Dartmouth College, Will’s interest in real estate was sparked during an internship with NAI Earle Furman in the summer of
Upstate SC Land Overview The demand for raw acreage in the upstate remained strong. High quality recreational/timber/farm tracts priced appropriately continue to sell in a timely manner for unprecedented prices. Lower quality tracts are not trading at the same velocity as buyers are less motivated to transact on this product
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