Downtown Greenville Partnership - Greenville, North Carolina

Downtown Greenville Partnership

The Downtown Greenville Partnership is a non-profit organization located at 408 Evans St #102, Greenville, NC 27858. Their phone number is 2525618400 and their website can be found at downtowngreenville.com.

About Downtown Greenville Partnership

The Downtown Greenville Partnership works to promote economic growth and development in downtown Greenville. They strive to enhance the quality of life for residents, visitors, and businesses alike through various initiatives and events. With a focus on sustainability and community engagement, the Downtown Greenville Partnership aims to create a vibrant and thriving downtown area.

Specialties and Services

• Non-profit organization

Other Points of Interest

• Wheelchair accessible entrance
• Wheelchair accessible parking lot

Reviews and Opinions

The Downtown Greenville Partnership has received 27 reviews on Google My Business, with an average rating of 4.3 out of 5 stars. Many reviewers praise the organization's efforts in promoting economic growth and improving the downtown area. However, some have suggested that the partnership could focus more on promoting diversity in local businesses. Overall, the majority of reviews are positive and highlight the organization's successful initiatives in creating a vibrant downtown community.

One reviewer mentioned, "I read reviews saying it needs more diversity. That is up to entrepreneurs not the city. And ask Chattanooga Tn how it worked out for them with shootings every night."

👍 Reviews of Downtown Greenville Partnership

Janise M.

2/5

It needs to be more diverse. With this being a college town there should be more to offer for all nationalities and backgrounds and its not. It's white washed. I've noticed over the years that urban shops or clubs don't last very long in this area. It is a nice place to walk around but I get bored and tired looking at the same boutiques geared towards one race.

jim W.

4/5

I read reviews saying it needs more diversity. That is up to entrepreneurs not the city. And ask Chattanooga Tn how it worked out for them with shootings every night.

Romero

4/5

[Edited 3/2/2021] Have improved substantially with arts and culture. Now they just need to have stores and restaurants follow suit with inclusiveness. No Black owned businesses or restaurants means no Black patronage dollars.🎎👫👩🏾👨🏾‍⚕️

Marty W.

4/5

Would give 5 stars were it not for inadequate parking.

Needham ?. D. C.

5/5

Great work uptown has done and is doing still.
We appreciate you !

Nini P.

2/5

Don't get shot while youre downtown.

Niki C.

5/5

Love there little food courts

Christian D.

5/5

The part of town that offers you Greenville's finest