Speedway, Irvington, and Fountain Square may yield good result depending on what the overall goal is for investing.

The price points are accessible, there’s solid rental demand, and the BRRRR strategy can work really well in the right neighborhoods.Areas like Fountain Square, Irvington, and parts of the East Side have seen good activity for both flips and long-term holds.

The outer municipalities are even better, like Fountain Hill.Thanks John for responding.

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.🏡 Key factors driving investment activity:Population + Job Growth: With consistent in-migration and a strong manufacturing, logistics, and healthcare base, Greenville is seeing healthy rental demand across multiple price points.Emerging Submarkets: Areas like Fountain Inn, Mauldin, and Greer are gaining traction as entry points for investors priced out of core neighborhoods.

My strategy emphasizes value-add potential, stable tenant bases, and long-term portfolio scalability.Investment Focus:Buy & Hold (LTR – Long-Term Rental)2–12 unit multifamily propertiesPreferred areas: Broad Ripple, Garfield Park, Fountain SquareStrong preference for investor-friendly teams with experience supporting international ownership structuresGoal: Build a professional, efficient, and scalable portfolio with a long-term horizonLooking to connect with:Buyer’s BrokersProperty Managers (LTR-focused)CPAs familiar with LLC + C-Corp structuresLenders experienced in working with foreign investors would love to connect

Areas like Irvington, parts of Fountain Square, and neighborhoods around Garfield Park have seen steady demand.

A fountain falls in the latter in my opinion.

You’ve picked some great areas—Fountain Square and Bates-Hendricks are hot for flips with strong appreciation, while Irvington and Broad Ripple offer solid rental demand.

There are some great neighborhoods here that balance cash flow and appreciation, like Fountain Square and Bates-Hendricks, and parts of Irvington.