A commercial new-construction permit valued at more than $1 million has been issued for a gas station on a 4.13-acre parcel along N. Hwy 25 in Greenville County. The permit, filed under number 26-003627, was issued on August 10, 2026, marking a major investment along the corridor.
What the Permits Show
The permit authorizes construction of a gas station at 1656 N Hwy 25 with a stated valuation of $1,040,733. The property is owned by Mahi 51 LLC, and Progressive Builders INC is listed as the contractor on the project. The permit status is listed as issued, meaning construction can proceed.
The parcel last changed hands in 2021 for $370,000, putting the total investment — land acquisition plus the permitted build-out — at roughly $1.4 million. The gap between the 2021 purchase price and the current construction valuation reflects how development costs have escalated along this stretch of northern Greenville County over the past five years.
Why It Matters
The N. Hwy 25 corridor has seen growing commercial activity as residential development pushes further into the northern reaches of Greenville County. A new gas station on a parcel of more than four acres suggests the site could eventually accommodate additional retail or service uses beyond the fueling operation itself. For area residents and commuters, the project adds another commercial amenity to a stretch of highway that continues to attract investment. The permit also adds to the broader pattern of commercial new-construction activity in unincorporated Greenville County, where developers like Mahi 51 LLC are placing bets on traffic volumes and population growth in corridors outside the city core.