Upstate Commercial HubeXp Commercial
Service Areas

Areas We Serve

We help owners, investors, and businesses buy, sell, and lease commercial property across Upstate South Carolina and Northeast Georgia.

Local to these markets

Brokers who live and work in the Upstate.

Both sides of the state line

One team across Upstate SC and Northeast Georgia.

On the road daily

We cover this territory in person, not from a portal.

Off-market access

When a building is not listed, we know who owns it.

Finding the Right Location

Three Corridors

Most clients end up choosing between these three. Tell us what the business needs and we will tell you which one fits, what it costs to be there, and what is available now.

Interstate 85

Freight and distribution

I-85 runs from Atlanta through Lavonia, crosses Lake Hartwell into South Carolina, and continues past Anderson to Greenville. Best if you need truck access, highway visibility, or room to distribute.

  1. LavoniaHome
  2. Fair Play
  3. Townville
  4. Anderson
  5. Greenville

What trades here

Industrial, Warehouse, Distribution, Highway Retail

Highway 123

Main street of the western Upstate

Highway 123 links Toccoa and Westminster to Seneca, runs past Clemson and Central, and comes into Easley before Greenville. Best if you need daily local traffic and a storefront people drive past.

  1. Toccoa
  2. Westminster
  3. SenecaHome
  4. Clemson
  5. Central
  6. Liberty
  7. EasleyHome
  8. Greenville

What trades here

Retail, Office, Flex, Service

Keowee and Hartwell

What the water pulls in

Lake Keowee sits above Seneca in Oconee County. Lake Hartwell spreads across the state line below it, touching Oconee and Anderson in South Carolina and Hart and Franklin in Georgia. Best if your business runs on lake traffic and seasonal demand.

  1. Salem
  2. SenecaHome
  3. Fair Play
  4. Hartwell
  5. LavoniaHome

What trades here

Hospitality, Marina, Storage, Recreation, Land

Full Coverage

Every County We Cover

Zoning, taxes, and comparable sales all work at the county level. It is where we start when we price a building.

Upstate South Carolina

4 counties

Oconee County, SC

Home market

County seat · Walhalla

Our home county. Storefronts and offices in downtown Seneca and Walhalla, warehouse and flex space along the corridors, and lake land and hospitality property near Keowee and Hartwell.

Communities

  • Seneca
  • Walhalla
  • Westminster
  • Salem
  • West Union
  • Fair Play
  • Mountain Rest
Seneca market page

Pickens County, SC

Home market

County seat · Pickens

Retail and office around downtown Easley and Clemson, steady demand from the university, and flex and service space along Highway 123 and Highway 8.

Communities

  • Easley
  • Clemson
  • Central
  • Liberty
  • Pickens
  • Six Mile
  • Norris
Easley market page

Anderson County, SC

County seat · Anderson

Industrial and distribution buildings at the I-85 exits, established retail through Anderson, and corridor land where growth from Greenville pushes west.

Communities

  • Anderson
  • Pendleton
  • Powdersville
  • Williamston
  • Belton
  • Townville
  • Honea Path

Greenville County, SC

County seat · Greenville

The largest market in the Upstate and the pricing benchmark the other counties get measured against. We work it for clients weighing in-town space against the corridor.

Communities

  • Greenville
  • Greer
  • Simpsonville
  • Mauldin
  • Travelers Rest
  • Fountain Inn

Northeast Georgia

3 counties

Franklin County, GA

Home market

County seat · Carnesville

Our anchor in Northeast Georgia. Highway commercial at the Lavonia interchanges, industrial sites that trade on I-85 access, and a small historic downtown core.

Communities

  • Lavonia
  • Royston
  • Canon
  • Carnesville
  • Franklin Springs
Lavonia market page

Hart County, GA

County seat · Hartwell

Lake Hartwell frontage drives hospitality, marina, storage, and recreation businesses, with downtown Hartwell holding the local retail.

Communities

  • Hartwell
  • Bowersville
  • Reed Creek

Stephens County, GA

County seat · Toccoa

The northern end of the Highway 123 corridor, with manufacturing and warehouse space and a retail core through downtown Toccoa.

Communities

  • Toccoa
  • Martin
  • Eastanollee

Property just outside this footprint? We may still cover it.

Ask about your area
In Every Market

What We Handle

Warehouse & Industrial

Distribution buildings, manufacturing space, and flex, priced on ceiling height, loading, and how fast you reach an interstate.

Retail & Storefront

Downtown storefronts, strip centers, and pad sites, where traffic counts and the block you sit on set the value.

Office & Medical

Suites, standalone buildings, and conversions across every downtown and corridor in the region.

Land & Development

Corridor frontage, interchange parcels, and lake acreage, with the zoning and utility questions answered before you buy.

Not sure which category your building falls into? Talk with the team

Blake has been an outstanding broker to work with. He knows the Upstate market and understands how to get deals done. If you're looking for someone who knows the market and will go the extra mile, Blake is the guy you want on your team.
Tony Laiewski

Tony Laiewski

Repeat client · Seneca & Walhalla

Frequently Asked Questions

What areas do you cover?

Seven counties across two states. In Upstate South Carolina: Oconee, Pickens, Anderson, and Greenville. In Northeast Georgia: Franklin, Hart, and Stephens. Our home markets are Seneca, Easley, and Lavonia, and we work the 38 communities listed on this page.

My property is not in Seneca, Easley, or Lavonia. Can you still help?

Yes. Those three are where our offices and most of our closings are, not the limit of where we work. If your property is in any of the seven counties on this page, we cover it.

Do you really work in Georgia?

Yes. Lavonia is one of our three home markets, and we cover Franklin, Hart, and Stephens counties. Clients near the state line get one team for both sides of it instead of two brokers who each know half.

Do you handle Greenville, or only the smaller markets?

We handle Greenville. It is the largest market in the Upstate and the benchmark everything else gets priced against, so we work it for clients weighing in-town space against a corridor alternative like Easley or Anderson.

How do you know a market you do not have an office in?

By driving it. We cover this territory in person every week, so we know the buildings and the owners. That is also how off-market deals happen: when the right building is not listed, we can often approach the owner directly.