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Clemson Ridge & Crescent Pointe

Posted: 10/6/2026
264 Units
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About Clemson Ridge & Crescent Pointe

The Cushman & Wakefield Sunbelt Multifamily Advisory Group is pleased to present the exclusive listings of Clemson Ridge, a 120-unit apartment community built in 1998, and Crescent Pointe, a 144-unit apartment community built in 2003, in Seneca, SC. Both properties offer compelling value-add opportunities within one of the Upstate’s growing multifamily submarkets, supported by steady population growth, a concentration of major employers, and the sustained enrollment growth and research investment of Clemson University. Average household incomes within five miles are approximately $84K, with renters comprising approximately 31% of occupied households in the surrounding area. Residents at both properties benefit from proximity to Clemson University, Lake Keowee, Lake Hartwell, and a wide range of retail, dining, and lifestyle amenities, with convenient access to Greenville and the broader I-85 corridor. The Seneca economy is anchored by a diverse base of advanced manufacturing, automotive manufacturing, energy, and higher education, with major employers including BorgWarner, Itron, and Oconee Nuclear Station.

Clemson Ridge, located within Oconee County, presents an opportunity to extend a proven interior renovation program and capture additional renovation upside, while Crescent Pointe provides an opportunity to capitalize on in-place premiums and drive sustained revenue growth. Together, the properties offer investors attractive renovation upside and value-add potential backed by strong Upstate SC fundamentals.

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