Greenville Zoning

MU Zone in Greenville, SC

MU zoning district rules in Greenville, SC. Permitted uses, setbacks, height limits, and lot coverage requirements.

Mixed-Use DistrictMixed Use General

The MU zone in Greenville, SC is a mixed-use district (Mixed Use General). Permits a combination of residential and commercial uses within a single development or block. Ground floor typically commercial; upper floors residential. Promotes walkable, active streetscapes.

Common Permitted Uses

  • Ground-floor retail
  • Upper-floor apartments
  • Live-work units
  • Offices
  • Restaurants

Permits a combination of residential and commercial uses within a single development or block. Ground floor typically commercial; upper floors residential. Promotes walkable, active streetscapes.

Parking Requirements

Greenville is primarily car-dependent outside downtown. Greenville Transit Authority (GTA) bus network serves major corridors. Greenville's nationally recognized Main Street/Falls Park area is highly walkable. Greenville's rapid growth has increased traffic — transportation demand management strategies are emerging. Bike infrastructure in the urban core has improved significantly.

Source: City of Greenville Land Management Ordinance (LMO); Building Code. Last verified April 6, 2026. View source

Last updated: April 6, 2026
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