Greenville in public data
A textile town that lost its mills and rebuilt its downtown around the river they used to run on - now one of the fastest-growing small cities in the Southeast, and one of the most expensive relative to what people here actually earn.
Coverage
7 of 11 topics have published data. The rest are listed below so you can see what is missing rather than guess.
Population
75,310
V2025
Median household income
$71,472
ACS 2020–24
Median gross rent
$1,312
Per month.
ACS 2020–24
Median home value
$487,500
ACS 2020–24
Who is here
Counts, growth, density, and composition.
→Roof and rent
What it costs to live here, owned or rented.
→Money and its absence
Earnings, distribution, and poverty.
→Jobs
Labor force, unemployment, and industry mix.
soonSchooling
Attainment, schools, and outcomes.
→Coverage and access
Insurance, disability, and health outcomes.
→Getting to work
How long, by what, and from where.
→Where people come from
Birthplace, language, migration, service.
→Crime and harm
Reported offenses by agency and year.
soonAir, land, heat
Air quality, green space, and land use.
soonChildren lost
Child fatalities reviewed by the state.
soonThese are estimates. Most figures here come from surveys of a sample, not a count of everyone, and different rows carry different vintages - each number shows its own rather than being averaged into a single date.
Data retrieved: July 28, 2026