Haywood Mall at 700 Haywood Rd has logged 12 commercial building permits over the past year with a combined valuation of roughly $8.3 million, signaling a sustained reinvestment push at Greenville's largest enclosed shopping center.

The single biggest permit on record belongs to D H Griffin Construction, which drew a $3.37 million authorization issued April 6, 2026, for an interior renovation of the lower level of an anchor building. The scope calls for demising walls, new mechanical and electrical service, and tenant finish work. That permit lists Tf Greenville SC LLC as the property owner, while the remaining 11 permits name Simon Haywood LLC.

The second-largest job is a $2.24 million backstage expansion by Weekes Construction Inc., issued April 14, 2026. The project includes a new breakroom, restrooms, janitor closets, offices, and an accessibility ramp for an existing tenant. Together, those two permits alone account for more than two-thirds of the mall's recent permit activity by dollar value.

Smaller but notable projects continue to fill the pipeline. RCCM LLC secured a $355,503 permit on April 30 for a new interior tenant fit-out with minor storefront work. A $400,000 tenant improvement for a Kendra Scott store in suite 1015 was issued January 24 to E L S Construction Inc. Sommers Construction picked up a $150,000 permit on February 25 for an interior upfit for a new Clarks location in space 2025. Pinnix Inc. appears twice — once for a $180,000 food-court renovation issued November 24, 2025, and again for a $150,000 common-area alteration near the Grill Marks and Apple entrances issued April 7, 2026.

Other contractors contributing to the overhaul include Burdg Dunham and Associates ($501,113 tenant build-out with new fitting rooms), Southpaw Solutions LLC ($322,165 suite conversion), S M F C C LLC ($254,036 remodel), C C I Construction of SC ($250,000 fit-out of space 1067A), and A J Development LLC ($125,460 retail finish-out).

With eight of the 12 permits still in issued status and work spanning anchor renovations, new retail tenants, and food-court upgrades, the permit data points to a broad repositioning effort that could reshape the mall's tenant mix heading into the second half of 2026.