GREENVILLE, S.C. - Dec. 10, 2020 - Armada Analytics, Inc., a real estate consulting company, today announced plans to relocate and expand operations in Greenville County, S.C. The more than $1 million investment will create 33 new jobs.

Originally launched in Clemson, S.C. in 2006, Armada Analytics, Inc. provides high-quality commercial real estate underwriting research and analysis services tailored specifically to each client's needs. The company serves a variety of clients, including government programs, banks, insurance companies, lenders, pension funds and others.

"We have called Greenville our home for more than 10 years and look forward to the next 10. We are excited about our investment and our future growth in the city," said Armada Analytics Chairman Zack Devier.

Now headquartered at 104 South Main Street in Greenville, Armada Analytics, Inc.'s expansion allows for future growth and promotes a creative and collaborative work experience. The new facilities will function as an educational destination for training employees and clients all across the country.

"South Carolina is a place where businesses of all types can find success, and today's announcement by Armada Analytics, Inc. is a testament to that" stated South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster. "We congratulate this company on their success and look forward to watching them continue to grow in Greenville for years to come."

"County Council is pleased that Armada Analytics is expanding its business in Greenville County and moving into a prime location in downtown Greenville, said Greenville County Council Chairman and Greenville Area Development Corporation Board Member H.G. "Butch" Kirven. "Armada Analytics has developed a proven formula for success in providing high-quality, U.S.-based commercial real estate underwriting research and analysis services and will be filling a number of new jobs in the process. We look forward to helping the company continue to grow and prosper in our thriving community."

"Armada's decision to expand its facilities and grow its workforce in Greenville points to a positive economic climate that's welcoming to innovators, thinkers and corporate citizens who've adopted a hybrid model of headquarters and home offices," noted Greenville City Manager John McDonough. "We're hopeful Armada's investment leads to more opportunities for the recruitment of companies that offer good wages and flexible work options."

The expansion is expected to be completed by January 2021. For details, visit http://www.greenvilleeconomicdevelopment.com.