COVID-19 has been a struggle for everyone- but positive support from friends, family, and peers can do wonders. While it's crucial to remain social distancing, there are still many ways you can stay connected.

Keep to a routine.

Try to avoid staying in bed for hours and hours on end. Make it a habit to get up at a set time and get ready for the day. Make breakfast, stretch, and enjoy the morning. If you have work, try mentally preparing for the day, or even making a list. 

You could also start making lunch a daily routine, like putting more time and effort into your meals. This is perfect because it also breaks up the day, easing the stress a little.

Enjoy time with the family.

Things like projects, or even movies are great activities to do together. It can also make things feel a little less scary.

Do some online courses.

You may already be taking classes for school, but taking classes on specific things that interest you is a great way to switch things up. Right now you have access to things like dance classes, art lessons, and even music lessons- most free! Learning a new skill can be a really neat experience.

Check-in on your friends, family, and neighbors.

Try to keep your connections as normal and supportive as you can. Asking about their activities and what their days are like is a great way to share positive things. You can talk about what's keeping you happy and busy, and even listen to their own ideas. You might even be inspired to try something new!

Being supportive can also be as little as letting your loved ones know you're there, and you're around. Letting them know you're just a text or a call away will make hem feel more comfortable reaching out at any time.

It can also be good just to listen. This works very well with those who are completely isolated.

Make a lunch date.

Coordinate a date and time to virtually eat lunch with pals about once or twice a week. Some even do virtual coffee sessions!

Support local businesses.

Many local businesses are taking a big financial hit. Social media is a powerful tool- making local recommendations to family and friends can do wonders. Maybe you had a delicious meal delivered, or your favorite small business is selling gift cards for future use. This will not only give others something to look forward to, but it'll help many local businesses get back on their feet.

Make future plans.

You can keep you and your pals spirits up by planning trips for the future! Making travel plans or even just local outings can help you stay motivated. Dream about the restaurants, landmarks, and sight you'd like to see. They'll be waiting for you after things die down!

Exercise. 

Meditation and physical activity can relieve tress and get your endorphins flowing. Things like exercise videos work great! Some may be free and some paid, but no matter your body or age- anyone can workout in the privacy and comfort of their home. 

You can also do things like set up a home gym, curate your own personal exercise program, and learn some basics. Smartphone apps are helpful as well! You can enjoy guided workouts, and fitness apps to keep track of your progress. 

Celebrate milestones.

On things like holidays or birthdays, connecting via Zoom is most popular. This can bring together friends and family from all over the world.

Go outside.

Things like hiking and walking are good as long as you keep a 6-foot distance from those around you. You can research trails and parks still open, and following government recommendations.

Take your dog for a walk. Going out for fresh air isn't just good for you, but good for them too. It's also a good opportunity to walk around the neighborhood and say hello to your neighbors. (From 6-feet away of course.)

You can help older ones stay connected as well. 

Even if you can't visit in person, make sure you're keeping in contact on a regular basis. You can use things like Skype, FaceTime, or even email. This way they can see you, and you can see how well they're doing. If they're not too comfortable with technology, even a simple phone call would go a long way. 

You can also write letters! As old-fashioned as it seems, you can include things like photographs. (Don't forget to remind them to wash their hands after opening all letters and packages.)

If you are interested in learning more about the Greater Greenville SC area market, we're only a call away. Whether you're a home buyer, investor, or interested in placing your current property on the market- feel free to contact our team at 864-438-5050 or visit us at www.GreenvilleRealEstateHub.com

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Working from home may sound like a dream come true, but in reality- it's just as much time and responsibility. We've put together six steps to help you become a more effective worker!

1. Over-communicate.

Make sure you understand your company's work remote policies, especially procedures and expectations. If you're managing anyone, make sure you're clear about any expectations. Be very specific. The more guidance you provide, the fewer chances for misunderstandings, and the smoother things will go. Especially if you're working in different time zones.

Try to be prompt when returning things like calls and emails. And if you need to resolve any issues quickly, rd Video conferences are also common for remote workers.

2. Make the most of your tools. 

If you don't already- things like Google Docs or Dropbox work well when sharing files. Simple things like a calendar are crucial when trying to stay organized. If you don't like keeping things on paper, then are plenty of apps to help you schedule out your day, and even your week!

3. Consider your workspace.

Set up a space you can focus on your tasks for the day, no distractions. Whether it's a co-working space, or a designated space at home- make sure it makes you feel motivated to work rather than drained.

Think about your chair set-up, and even your lighting. Make sure your space isn't having an impact on your body over time. This is why sitting at a desk can be healthier than sitting on something like a sofa. To create a healthy work environment, looking after the stress on your body is crucial. 

4. Discover your working style.

Do you work better with white noise? Or maybe just silence? Do you need to invest in noice cancelling headphones? Also, try figuring out if you're more productive in the mornings or in the evenings. Are you motivated by taking small breaks throughout the day?

Give yourself permission to sit back and breathe, play low music, or grab a dose of fresh air. It's recommended to pause every 45 minutes and do some gentle stretches. Things like this will help you feel calmer, clear-headed, and a little messed stressed out.

5. Include self-care.

If you find yourself stuck to your screen for a long period of time, sometimes it might be necessary. Maybe you're closing a deal or giving a presentation. Just remember to give time for yourself, as well! Creating spaces in your schedule for healthy meals, snacks, or stretches. Doing this will help you become more focused and productive. 

Why not try aromatherapy? Taking regular inhalations will help you feel more energized and clear-headed.

6. Keep a morning routine.

Get into a productive mindset. Meditate on what you need to do to mentally prepare yourself for the day.

Maybe you don't need as much time for things like hair and makeup, but remember that how we look can impact the way we feel. Something about getting dressed properly can can energize you to start thinking for the day. Also, without a routine you may have a hard time waking up and engaging. You could start with simple things like changing clothes, having breakfast, setting your goals for the day, or even going for a walk around the neighborhood.

If you are interested in learning more about the Greater Greenville SC area market, we're only a call away. Whether you're a home buyer, investor, or interested in placing your current property on the market- feel free to contact our team at 864-438-5050 or visit us at www.GreenvilleRealEstateHub.com

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Here at PRODUCER Realty we depend on real estate market data and trends when determining the value of a home. As Expert Advisers, we understand that the real estate market is always changing, and we strive to stay up to date with the trends to better serve our client's needs!

In March 2020 there were 1,326 homes sold which was a 9.2% incline from the homes that sold in March 2019. Average sales this year were $256,492, an 8.2% incline over 2019's $236,471. Average days on the market for March of this year was 65 days at a 4.8% incline from last year's 62. The list price percentage had a slight decline of 0.1% with 98.2% this year vs. 98.3% last year. The year-to-date number of homes sold came at an 8.4% incline with 16,172 this year and 14,847 last year. This time last year there was 3.2 months worth of inventory. This year you'll find a 25% increase at 4.0 months worth of inventory for 2020. If you're thinking about buying or selling a home, it's very important to understand what's happening on the market right now.

If you're thinking about moving or relocating to Greenville, SC - you've come to the right place! Over the years Greenville County has grown into a large metropolitan area, and even considered to be the economic engine of South Carolina. Not only will you be pleased with our strong economy, but you'll find a multitude of shops, restaurants, locals, venues, galleries, and more!

If you are interested in learning more about the Greater Greenville SC area market, we're only a call away. Whether you're a home buyer, investor, or interested in placing your current property on the market- feel free to contact our team at 864-438-5050 or visit us at www.GreenvilleRealEstateHub.com

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If you’re working from home for the first time during the current Corona Virus, you’re not alone. Take it one day at a time! Here are some tools and tips to help make things just a little less stressful-

Start everyday like you’re going to the office. 

Designate an area of your home with a quality computer and reliable Internet connection. Try to avoid the couch. With Wi-Fi you have the power to work anywhere, but that doesn’t necessarily mean you should. Recognize your biggest distractions, and keep any distractions to a minimum. Turn the TV off, and let your family members know you’re unavailable for a certain amount of time. If you have children, this may be difficult for them. Older kids can better understand boundaries while younger ones may not. With pets- set a schedule got walks so you can stretch your legs, and fight the urge to step away from your desk to play with them. You can even program a Do Not Disturb to only allow certain calls and texts to come in!

Set aside specific times for household chores. 

You may find yourself doing laundry, cleaning or dishes while you need to be working. Try allotting time beforehand to straighten up and put things in order! This will prevent the temptation of working on chores during working hours. As you build a system, you’ll be able to start creating a schedule along with it. 

Make a system.

You can use a classic agenda. If a desk calendar works for you and you have the desk space, you can try that as well but don’t let it become a distraction. 

Prioritize. 

Get the biggest thing out of the way first, and it’ll make everything else you need to do that day seem like a breeze. Set your tasks up, and knock them out one at a time. Assess the value of each task and what has top priority over the other. Identify urgent vs. important. Make sure to be flexible, and adapt. Your priorities can change at any time, often when you least expect! You also need to know when to cut. You may not be able to get to everything on your list, so it helps to focus on the priorities you know you must complete for the day. Be ready for anything!

Try new things.

If your system isn’t working for you try something else. Never be afraid to try a new method or even a new productivity app. The most important thing is doing what works for you, and not forcing yourself into something doing more harm than good. Value your time, and make sure you’re doing the best you can be.

Eat lunch. 

As silly as it sounds, it’s very true! We get so tied up in work, we forget to eat. Just as if you were in an office, you need to eat daily meals. You need that energy to work. So take a break, let yourself recharge, and start again. By scheduling a specific time for lunch, this’ll give you a solid deadline to finish your daily tasks. If you don’t, you’ll work straight through the day and end up feeling burnt out and then binge on YouTube videos or Instagram. Use trial and error to find what works best for you!

Keep your space clean.

 A cluttered area can lead to cluttered thoughts. Your workspace is supposed to energize you, not drain you. File papers away, and limit the amount of things on your desk. 

Working from home might feel like a whole new world. But over time you'll start to feel more confident, and more successful!

If you are interested in learning more about the Greater Greenville SC area market, we're only a call away. Whether you're a home buyer, investor, or interested in placing your current property on the market- feel free to contact our team at 864-438-5050 or visit us at www.GreenvilleRealEstateHub.com

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COVID-19 is causing many organizers to cancel or postpone community events. The following events have been cancelled or postponed:

• Spartanburg County playgrounds and outdoor fitness centers closed

• Greenville Greek Fest has been postponed until August 28-30 at St. George Greek Orthodox Cathedral.

• 9th Annual Mutt Strut moved to Nov. 7

• Reedy River Duck Derby will now be July 11. 

• The SC Upstate Equine Council has postponed our April horse show. New dates are October 10 & 11 at the T. Ed Garrison arena. Details are at www.SpringFlingHorseShow.com

• The Bill and Jo Trent Anderson Regional Airshow for 2020 canceled 

• The 2020 Great Scot! Parade on Friday, May 22nd in downtown Greenville and the 2020 Greenville Scottish Games on Saturday, May 23rd at Furman University are canceled. 

• BBB & AARP Secure Your ID community shred events on April 17th and April 18th across the Upstate have been canceled. 

• The 2020 Pickens Azalea Festival set for April 16th - 18th has been canceled.

• “The Bazaar at St. John in the Wilderness” is postponed until Saturday, October 17, 2020. 

• All concerts and public activities of the Hendersonville Symphony have been canceled for the 2019/2020 season ending on May 2nd. 

• The Greenville Chorale has rescheduled VIVACE, the 60th Anniversary Season Celebration to September 10.

• Billy Joel concert scheduled for April 18 at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte has been rescheduled for Saturday, April 17, 2021. Tickets already purchased will be honored next year.

• United Way has decided to cancel or postpone in-person events for the next eight weeks, including Wake Up Greenville previously scheduled for Thursday, March 26. 

• Artisphere in Greenville is rescheduled for August 21-23 

• The Kiwanis Club of Anderson has postponed their annual Pancake feast fundraiser scheduled for March 27 at Eggs Up Grill in Anderson 

• TEDxGreenville conference on March 28 rescheduled for September 11 

• Diabetes Alert Day event scheduled for Tuesday, March 24 at the Capital Theatre in Laurens canceled.

• Greenville Pickens Speedway suspending race schedule for 2020 season until further notice 

• ArtScape 2020 in Hendersonville postponed until later in the year. 

• All liturgies and activities of every kind at St Mary’s Catholic Church in Greenville, SC are canceled until at least 1 April 2020. 

• All SC House Democratic Caucus member receptions have been canceled.

• The Piedmont Athletic Association Hall of Fame 29th Annual Banquet and Induction Ceremony Friday and Saturday events at the Embassy Suites are postpone until a later dated. 

• ACT has rescheduled its April 4 national test date to June 13 across the U.S. 

• College Board is canceling the May 2, 2020 SAT administration. Makeup exams for the March 14 administration (scheduled for March 28) are also canceled. 

• Greenville Zoo: All events canceled through April 17

• The South Carolina High School League is suspending all spring sport activities from March 16, 2020 through April 5, 2020. This suspension includes all contests, practices, workouts (conditioning and strength training), and/or open season skill development.

• Special Olympics South Carolina has made the decision to cancel all Special Olympics practices and competitions at the local and state levels through the month of May. 

• South Carolina Children’s Theatre will suspend all programming planned through Spring 2020. 

• All Swamp Rabbit community events, season also canceled.

• All Greenville County Council meetings, including committee meetings, special called meetings, and public hearings have been temporarily postponed. This includes all meetings scheduled for today. 

• Greenville County Rec will be immediately suspending all youth and adult athletic and recreational programs and events as well as field rentals until further notice. 

• Tacos & Tequila 2020 postponed until June 14, 2020. 

• Spartanburg County Parks Department senior adult and after class enrichment programs suspended 

• Carolina Shag Club in partnership with CSC Charities has canceled its Charity Fundraiser with the Band of Oz scheduled for Saturday, March 21. 

• Merle Fest 2020 canceled

• Cooper River Bridge Run rescheduled

• Little League International implement a temporary suspension of all league activities until no earlier than April 6.

• USTA has decided to suspend all USTA-sanctioned events through April 20. 

• The Living Gallery at Bob Jones production canceled 

• Concerts and public activities of the Hendersonville Symphony have been canceled until further notice 

• The Board of Directors of Children's Advocacy Center of Spartanburg, Cherokee, & Union has voted to postpone its March 21 Healing Through Art fundraising event 

• SHARE Head Start and Early Head Start centers in Greenville, Anderson, Pickens, and Oconee counties will be closed starting tomorrow and extending until March 31, 2020. 

• Euphoria has canceled its ticket launch event, Roast & Toast, originally scheduled for April 26. 

CONCERTS/SHOWS CANCELLED OR POSTPONED

• Dan+Shay - New date will be Thursday, September 10. 
• Zac Brown Band
• Jurassic World Live Tour

PEACE CENTER EVENTS CANCELLED OR POSTPONED

• America – Canceled
• John Pizzarelli & Catherine Russell – Postponed
• Jay Leno – Postponed
• Patti LaBelle - Rescheduled
• Hong Kong Ballet – Canceled
• Lake Street Dive – Postponed

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If you have trouble paying your bills or meeting other financial obligations- there's a number of options to help. You can start with reaching out to your lenders or creditors!

If you're not able to pay your bills on time, let your services know the situation.

Getting behind on your payments can have a lasting impact on your credit. Credit card companies and lenders may be able to offer you a number of options to help you. This could involve waiving certain fees like ATM, overpayment, and late fees, as well as a lot allowing you to delay adjust or skip some payments. When contacting your lenders, be prepared to explain your situation, how much you can afford to pay, when you're able to restart regular payments, and your income or expenses.

If you're having trouble paying auto loan payments, your lender may also have options that will help.

You could change the date of your payment, request a payment plan, or ask for a payment extension. If you have student loans you have options as well. If your loan is held by the federal government, your loan payments are postponed with no interest until September 30, 2020.

For other kinds of student loans such as federal student loans or private student loans, contact your student loan servicer to find out more about your options. Try working with housing and credit counselors to understand your options. These train professionals provided by us for a little or no cost and will work with you to discuss your situation evaluate options and even help you negotiate

• HUD-Approved Housing Counselors. The Department of Housing and Urban Development approved housing counselors can discuss options with you if you're having trouble paying your mortgage loan. This could also include a modified payment plan.
• Credit Counselors. Reputable credit counseling organizations are generally non-profit organizations that can advise you on your money and debts, and help you with a budget. Some may also help you negotiate with creditors!

Another method is contacting debt collectors. If you currently have debt in collections, you can work with collectors to identify a realistic repayment plan. You're also encouraged to check your credit reports! If you're working with lenders routinely check your reports to make sure the statements are accurate and any delinquencies haven't been improperly reported.

Beware of potential scam attempts.

Scammers look for opportunities to take advantages of the vulnerable, especially during times of emergencies. Be very cautious of emails, texts, or social media posts that could be selling fake products or information about emerging coronavirus cases. Scammers often target older adults because they may have more assists in the form of retirement benefits/savings. 

If you have any issues with a financial product or service, try reaching out to the company first. They can usually answer questions unique to your situation and more specific to the products and services they offer. Companies generally respond within 15 days.

1309 Lakewood Lane is Move-in Ready!

This 4 Bedroom, 3 Bath Anderson, SC Home is Located on Over Half an Acre Corner Lot, Near a Community Boat Ramp on Lake Hartwell. There is a nice front porch, which leads you in the front door where gorgeous laminate flooring flows through the foyer, hallway, and family room. Tile floors are in the kitchen, dining, laundry, and office.

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The master suite and one additional bedroom and bathroom are located on the main level. The master has 2 closets and a beautiful full-tile shower. The stone-surround, gas log fireplace has a blower. The walk-in laundry room and a nice office area are also located on the main level. Upstairs houses 2 additional bedrooms and another full bath.

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All bathrooms have granite counter tops as well. The large backyard has beautiful landscaping and a huge deck! There is a large 2 car garage with an automatic door opener and an extra paved pad for additional parking. Additional features include vinyl tilt-out windows, 2" blinds throughout, and about 4 year old architectural roof. Located in Anderson County, near the Gorgeous Lake Hartwell. Don't Miss This One!!

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If you are interested in gaining more knowledge concerning the Greater Greenville SC area market, we are only a call away. Whether you are a home buyer, investor, or are interested in placing your current property on the market, our team can not only inform you, but also make your transaction a profitable one. Feel free to contact our team at 864-438-5050 or visit us at www.GreenvilleRealEstateHub.com

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200 Sun Blvd is Now ON THE MARKET!

Lovely 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Over 1800 square foot Home, Located Only 8 Miles from Downtown Greenville!

This All Brick Ranch has beautiful landscaping surrounding the huge front porch. Walking through the front door, you are greeted by stunning hardwood floors - which flow throughout the home. There is a gas log fireplace in the great room. The spacious kitchen has tons of cabinet and counter space.

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The huge master has a nice walk-in closet and a full bath with a tub and separate shower. Both bathrooms have been updated, and the guest bathroom has a 5 ft tile shower. There is a beautiful 23x10 sun room right off the dining room. There are ceiling fans in every room, double pane tilt-out windows, and wide doorways throughout.

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The over-sized, 2-car garage has a side-entry door with a nice workshop/storage area. This home sits on over half an acre corner lot with a fenced in backyard for added privacy, with a sizable storage shed. Conveniently located in Anderson County, in the Powdersville area, near many shops, stores, and restaurants. Neighborhood is complete with a swimming pool. Zoned to Powdersville schools.You Must See This Home!!

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Interested in this home?

Call PRODUCER Realty today! (864) 438-5050

If you are interested in gaining more knowledge concerning the Greater Greenville SC area market, we are only a call away. Whether you are a home buyer, investor, or are interested in placing your current property on the market, our team can not only inform you, but also make your transaction a profitable one. Feel free to contact our team at 864-438-5050 or visit us at www.GreenvilleRealEstateHub.com

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Here at PRODUCER Realty we depend on real estate market data and trends when determining the value of a home. As Expert Advisers, we understand that the real estate market is always changing, and we strive to stay up to date with the trends to better serve our client's needs!

In February 2020 there were 1,050 homes sold which was a 7.0% incline from the homes that sold in February 2019. Average sales this year were $250,921, an 8.7% incline over 2019's 14,508. Average days on the market for February of this year were 64 days at a 3.2% incline from last year's 62. The list price percentage had a slight incline of 0.6% with 98.2% this year vs. 97.6% last year. The year-to-date number of homes sold came at an 8.4% incline with 15,834 this year and 14,508 last year. This time last year there was 3.3 months worth of inventory. This year you'll find a 15.2% increase at 3.8 months worth of inventory for 2020. If you're thinking about buying or selling a home, it's very important to understand what's happening on the market right now.

If you're thinking about moving or relocating to Greenville, SC- you've come to the right place! Over the years Greenville County has grown into a large metropolitan area, and even considered to be the economic engine of South Carolina. Not only will you be pleased with our strong economy, but you'll find a multitude of shops, restaurants, locals, venues, galleries, and more!

If you are interested in learning more about the Greater Greenville SC area market, we're only a call away. Whether you're a home buyer, investor, or interested in placing your current property on the market- feel free to contact our team at 864-438-5050 or visit us at www.GreenvilleRealEstateHub.com

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With the Corona virus on a nationwide spread, businesses all over are starting to suffer. Did you know you can still support small businesses in our community that typically rely on walk-in traffic? You can protect yourself while also helping locally-owned shops, restaurants, and more!

Here's a list of restaurants and shops offering carryout and/or delivery services to the Upstate-

*make sure to call ahead or check social media for most recent changes/updates

Bridge City Coffee

• Drive-thru open for any pick up
• Large to go carafes for hot coffee and growlers for to-go cold brew
• Call store for larger drive-thru orders or pricing on carafes and growlers
• Order bags online or pick up in drive-thru

The Chocolate Moose Bakery

• Call store to request curbside pick-up and/or place orders

Cold Stone Creamery

• You can order online, call when you're out front, and they'll deliver to your car

Farmhouse Pizza

• Offering curbside pick up
• Call ahead, pay over the phone, call when you arrive, and they'll bring it out to you
• Email katie@farmhousetacos.com if you would like to purchase a gift card and have it mailed to your house

Greenfield's Bagels

• Phone in your orders a day in advance for all bagel orders and they will be ready for pick up
• Please pay online if possible

Happy + Hale

• Offering curbside, delivery in the downtown area, and easy access pickup

Jasmine Kitchen

• Offering counter service for takeout only: Prepared fresh daily Soups, Salads, Sandwiches and Sweets.

Koi Asian Bistro

• Pick-up and delivery only

Kuka Juice

• Carryout, pick up orders, and delivery through Bite Squad and Uber Eats

Los Mayas Mexican Grill

• To-go orders only and delivery no farther than 5-10 miles of distance

Osaka Japanese Grill

• Open for call in/pick up orders

Pomegranate on Main

• Staff are providing the pick-up service they have always offered and have introduced new delivery in a limited area around downtown and parts of North Main, Church and Augusta streets
• Pick up and delivery are available lunch and dinner, Monday through Saturday

Southern Culture

• Curbside
• Limited Menu
• Family Meals

Stax's Original

• Open for breakfast and lunch and to go orders
• Offering family meals and large serving options such as baked spaghetti, chicken and broccoli casserole, stir fry and BBQ meals

Stone Pizza Company

• Curbside Pickup for take out orders
• Free bread sticks with every take out order upon request
• Delivery options through Bite Squad

Swamp Rabbit Cafe & Grocery

• All Cafe orders will be for take-out only
• The outdoor seating area is open, but they ask that customers maintain a safe distance from each other
• Shop for their popular grocery items online at swamprabbitcafe.com/groceries/. Email sharlene@swamprabbitcafe.com or call 864-255-3385 if you need assistance with your order.
• Offering catering and cakes with delivery or pickup (2 days notice required)

Tacozzini

• Offering a “no-contact” curbside take-away service
• Customers can order over the phone. This option will involve forgoing the normal receipt signature procedure so patrons do not need to touch a pen or receipt

Tropical Smoothie Cafe

• Offering pick up, delivery, drive thru where applicable and catering

Universal Joint Greenville

• Offering curbside service
• Discounted kids meals

White Duck Taco Shop

• Open for take-out/curbside pick-up
• Call to place order and pay
• (1) free taco per day Tuesday-Friday to any school aged child

Birds Fly South Ale Project

• Now a To-Go Beer Shop offering 25+ of our handcrafted brews, plus gift cards and merch, through their online store
• They'll also have in-person to-go sales at their roll up window in the brewery Biergarten

Table 301 Restaurant Group

• Soby's New South Cuisine

Current Business Hours (Modified): Monday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 8:00pm // Friday & Saturday: 5:00pm - 8:00pm // Sunday Brunch 10:00am - 1:30pm // Sunday 5:00pm - 8:00pm

• The Lazy Goat

Current Business Hours (Modified) Monday - Thursday: 5:00pm-8:00pm // Friday-Sunday 11:00AM-8:00PM

• Nose Dive

Current Business Hours (Modified): Monday - Friday 11:30AM-8:00PM // Saturday 10:00AM-8:00PM // Sunday 10:00AM-8:00PM

• Passerelle Bistro

Current Business Hours (Modified): Monday - Friday: 11:30AM-8:00PM // Saturday & Sunday 10:00AM-8:00PM

• Southern Pressed Juicery

Current Business Hours (Modified): Monday - Friday 7:30AM-5:00PM // Saturday 8:00AM-5:00PM // Sunday 10:00AM-5:00PM

• Table 301 Kitchen

Current Business Hours (MODIFIED): Monday - Friday 7:00AM-6:00PM // Saturday 8:00AM-1:00PM // Sunday CLOSED

Beija-Flor Jeans

• Stores remaining open during normal business hours
• You're able to make purchases online

Bernhardt House of Violins

• Plan to be open during normal business hours
• All surfaces are cleaned and disinfected thoroughly including door knobs, counter tops, merchandise packaging during the day
• Offering Curbside Pick up and Drop off at the side entrance of BHV
• Call in Orders for Curbside pick up or shipment
• Offering free shipping on music books (up to 5 books per shipment) and strings

Clothes Mentor

• Open regular hours for buying and selling, with an increased sanitation routine and changes in leave procedures to encourage sick employees to stay home

The Cook's Station

• Appliance showroom is open and sales consultants are available over the phone and email to help
• Taking orders over the phone and running purchases out to your vehicle
• Offering delivery of purchases within a 5 mile radius. 

Fiction Addiction

• Call in your order to (864) 675-0540 and they'll bring it out to your car or order online at http://www.fiction-addiction.com for home delivery
• For those shopping in the store, there's a large supply of disinfecting wipes you are welcome to use.

J. Britt Boutique

• You can shop all inventory on their website and use code NEWSIT15 to receive 15% off your order
• Shipping is free over $150
• Offering home delivery (within Greenville city limits), curbside pickup, or order over Instagram and Facebook

New Balance Greenville

• Call the store number at (864) 288-0044 and they can ship your items for free

Magnolia Scents by Design

• Implemented an online order/in-store pick-up system.
• Place your order online, and when you arrive at the store, your bag will be waiting for you

Pink Bee

• practicing social distancing and offering curbside pickup, free shipping and private appointments

RockerBelles, Rocker Chic Boutique

• Store hours are normal
• Customers can shop online 24/7 at www.rockerbelles.com.
• Purchases online can be shipped within the US or picked up in store
• Gift cards are also available for purchase on the website

Samantha Grace Designs

• Call the shop during regular hours and one of the ladies can send you pictures of items in the store and organize shipping or free drop off around town
• Available for curbside pick ups during regular hours

Savvy

• Shop www.savvygreenville.com and all new arrivals from the comfort of your own home
• Offering curb side pick up as well as front door drop off within a 5 miles radius with free shipping on orders over $100
• Accepting orders through Instagram (@savvyinc) as well as over the phone

The Spice and Tea Exchange of Greenville

• Proceeding as normal

Whippersnappers Kids and Maternity

• Have increased our sanitation of the store as suggested by the CDC
• Customers welcome to purchase items over the phone for curbside pick up

Vestique

• Offering curb-side pickup for phone orders + free shipping, along with regularly sanitizing the store
• Donating 10% of sales to Safe Harbor SC

Astro Kennels

• Open for business
• Customers may go into the lobby to drop off their dogs, however, if they feel unsafe they may pull up to the building and honk their horn

Deva Studio

• Still accepting appointments for all hair needs
• Keeping their space clean and following state board regulations for sanitizing and more

Flourish Therapies

• Open by appointment only

Frigid CyroTherapy at Pelham

• Open and taking the necessary precautions to keep everyone safe while in store

Wilson's on Washington

• Operating as normal
• A cleaning company will be sanitizing the entire building and cleaning surfaces regularly throughout the day

Whether you're a home buyer, investor, or interested in placing your current property on the market- feel free to contact our team at 864-438-5050 or visit us at www.GreenvilleRealEstateHub.com

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