CITY SPOTLIGHT:
GREENVILLE, TEXAS
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Greenville, Texas
At A Glance
Population: 34,092
YOY Increase: 4.65%
Median Home Price: $282,500
YOY Increase: +9.6%
Unemployment Rate: 3.8%
% of Renters: 49%
*latest numbers as of Feb. 2024
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GREENVILLE:
A POINT OF CONNECTIVITY
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As one ventures into Greenville, the gradual transformation from rural landscapes to suburban developments becomes evident, offering a picturesque journey that encapsulates the essence of Texas living.
With its well-connected roadways and convenient access to major highways, Greenville serves as a portal into the outer suburbs of DFW, providing a seamless transition for residents and visitors alike. Whether one is drawn to the charm of small-town living or yearns for the amenities of a larger city,
Greenville stands as the ideal gateway, bridging the gap between the tranquility of suburban life and the dynamic pulse of the DFW metropolitan area.
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GREENVILLE:
FROM THE COTTON CAPITAL
TO COMMAND AND CONTROL
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Past: Cotton Capital of the U.S.
During the late 19th and early 20th centuries, this thriving city played a pivotal role in the nation's cotton industry, establishing itself as a key hub for cotton production and trade.
Fueled by fertile soil and a favorable climate, Greenville became a bustling center for cotton cultivation, drawing farmers and entrepreneurs seeking prosperity in the "white gold" industry.
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Present: L3Harris Technology
Aerospace company "L3Harris" employs 6,500 people at their plant in Greenville. That's roughly one-sixth the population of the city.
L3 develops command and control systems as well as tactical radios and electronic weapons. It is one of the key defense contractors for the U.S. government.
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American Cotton Museum
Discover the days of a bygone era when cotton was a part of everyday life in Hunt County. Greenville was home to the world’s largest inland cotton compress, which set a world record both in 1911 and 1912.
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Greenville Municipal Auditorium
Built in 1939, the Greenville Municipal Auditorium has had performers from Duke Ellington to George Strait to the King of Rock & Roll Elvis Presley grace its stage.
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Majors Stadium
Majors Stadium was home to a minor league baseball team (the Greenville Majors) in the 1940s and 1950s. While the ballpark is now gone, there are a couple of remnants remaining.
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Splash Kingdom Water Park
Paying tribute to the area's strong aviation history, the Greenville park is known as the Splash Kingdom Air Patrol, and airplanes, hangers, and helicopters are found throughout the park.
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GREENVILLE:
A DEEPER DIVE
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- Dallas- 45 min.
- McKinney- 25 min.
- Rockwall- 20 min.
- Commerce- 12 min.
- Interstate 30
- U.S. Route 69
- U.S. 380
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Waffle House coming to Greenville, Texas
Front Porch News
Waffle House will soon be giving the Hunt County and surrounding areas a new breakfast spot! The popular breakfast and late-night diner will be located next to Popeye’s and Panda Express on the eastbound I-30 service road, the chain hopes to open to diners in 2024.
Waffle House is just one of a few new dining options expected to open in Greenville, Texas in 2024, including Texas Roadhouse and Don Toro Mexican restaurant.
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Texas Roadhouse brings 225 new jobs to Greenville
Herald-Banner
Texas Roadhouse is hanging out the help wanted sign as the company readies for an early 2024 opening in Greenville that officials say is expected to bring 225 new jobs to the city.
Construction began in 2023 and the 8,000-square-foot restaurant located at 3800 Interstate 30 and the restaurant is scheduled to open in mid-January with dining and to-go options. The company is currently hiring for all full- and part-time positions.
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Greenville to add new conference center and hotel as part of Greenbelt development
Royce City Herald-Banner
Greenville is to be home to a new conference center and hotel project as part of The Greenbelt development.
“I think this will truly be transformative for our community,” said Mayor Jerry Ransom.
The Greenville City Council voted to include an amendment of The Greenbelt into the city’s Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone No. 1.
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info for this email from: World Population Review, redfin.com, U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Point2Homes.com, rate.com, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, Census Reporter, U.S. Census 2010, U.S. Census 2020, Herald-Banner, American Cottom Museum website, Trip Advisor, ratemyballpark.com, Front Porch News | |
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