Mark III Properties has secured a permit for a $258,950 commercial swimming pool installation at 301 Autumn Ash Way in Greenville County, adding a major amenity to what appears to be a multifamily or hospitality property in the active Upstate landlord's portfolio. The permit, issued on August 13, ranks among the higher-value pool projects tracked in the county this year.
What the Permits Show
Permit 25-013102, classified as a commercial swimming pool under the commercial alteration category, was issued to Mark III Properties as the property owner. The contractor on the project is Hot Springs Pools LLC, a commercial pool builder handling the installation. The permit carries a valuation of $258,950, reflecting a substantial investment in the property at 301 Autumn Ash Way.
The permit does not include additional description or comments detailing the pool's specifications, but the commercial classification and the price point suggest a full-scale pool facility rather than a small residential-style addition. At nearly $259,000, the project likely involves not just the pool basin but also associated decking, fencing, drainage, and mechanical equipment required for a commercial aquatic installation.
Why It Matters
The permit offers a window into ongoing amenity investment across Greenville County's commercial property sector. Pool additions at this price level are typically associated with apartment communities or hotel properties looking to remain competitive in a market where renters and guests increasingly expect resort-style features. For Mark III Properties, the investment at 301 Autumn Ash Way signals a commitment to upgrading an existing asset rather than pursuing new construction — a pattern that often reflects confidence in a property's current occupancy and long-term income potential. Hot Springs Pools LLC's involvement also points to continued demand for specialized commercial pool contractors in the Upstate market.