A six-permit commercial construction project with a declared valuation of roughly $7.9 million per permit has been issued in Greenville County, with all six permits cleared on August 13, 2026. Orei Construction LLC is listed as the contractor on four of the permits, while Foy Bailey Electric LLC appears on the remaining two, pointing to a coordinated, multi-building development spread across several addresses.

What the Permits Show

The six permits — numbered 25-008214 through 25-008231 — each carry a declared valuation of $7,878,323 and are classified as commercial new construction. The addresses span McLamore Way (800, 600, and 400), 100 Hath Way, 900 Sheitelman, and 1200 Blanchard Drive. Permit descriptions label the structures as Building #200, #300, #400, #500, and two instances of Building #1000, all described as "Building Type 1 (Split)." The multi-address, multi-permit structure suggests a campus-style development rather than a single standalone building.

Orei Construction LLC is the named contractor on the permits at 600 McLamore Way, 400 McLamore Way, 100 Hath Way, and 1200 Blanchard Drive. Foy Bailey Electric LLC holds the permits at 800 McLamore Way and 900 Sheitelman. Permit comments indicate the filings were briefly placed on hold due to individual files being uploaded across multiple permits simultaneously, a procedural issue that was resolved before issuance.

All six permits now carry an "issued" status, meaning construction can proceed. The site sits in a minimal flood-risk zone, which removes one of the more common obstacles to ground-up commercial development in the county.

Why It Matters

A coordinated six-permit commercial project of this scale is uncommon in Greenville County's recent permit activity. The multi-building layout and split building type designation suggest a development that could serve warehouse, flex-space, or light-industrial uses — sectors that have seen growing demand in the Upstate. With each permit carrying an identical valuation of nearly $7.9 million, the total investment across the project could reach roughly $47.3 million if each figure represents a distinct building cost rather than a shared project total. Either way, the development brings a substantial pipeline of commercial square footage to a corridor anchored by Blanchard Drive and McLamore Way, and market watchers will be tracking what tenants or end users ultimately occupy the finished buildings.