EXPLORE PROSPER
Explore the beauty, history, and amenities of Greenville's exclusive mid-century modern executive office space.
Amenities
Prosper offers everything you need to grow your business. Your lease includes all of the below benefits and amenities:
Prices start at $1,175/month
Private Offices With 24/7 Access
Your office is private and acoustically insulated, with 24/7 access to allow you total flexibility. Offices range from 75 to 138 sq. ft. and can be combined.
Free
Parking
Never worry about paying for parking or inconveniencing your clients with our dedicated free parking area.
Dedicated Fiber Optic Line & Wi-fi
The entire building is fitted with fiber optic internet and high-speed wi-fi to ensure you're running as fast as your business demands.
Conference & Meeting Space
With two conference rooms and professionally designed meeting space over two sunlit floors, you'll have the space to meet and entertain clients.
Copier & Printer
Our professional printer and copier makes it easy to create important documents to keep your business thriving.
Utilities & Cleaning
We take care of the utilities and office cleaning to ensure you can stay focused on growing your business.
Kitchens & Break Areas
Our two kitchens allow you to grab a healthy snack or bring your own lunch to keep you going during the day.
Dedicated Address
Present your business professionally with a dedicated business address and private mailbox.
Business Networking
Expand your network and connect with new opportunities by connecting with the other professionals at Prosper.
A Mid-Century Renovation
Drawn to the old McBride’s Office Supply building’s original Mid-Century Modern architecture, Kurt Wallenborn, Prosper developer and broker, knew he’d found his next great restoration project.
It was paramount to preserve the integrity of the building, such as its breezeblock and double front doors, terrazzo floors, and several wooden roll-out windows. He also replicated in steel the individual rectangular wooden letters that spelled “McBride’s” using similar-styled letters to spell “Prosper.”
Wallenborn has applied to have the structure added to the National Register of Historic Places.
