Frank B Halter - Commercial Real Estate Showcase

Chairman of Coldwell Banker Caine, Frank Halter heads the third generation, family-owned and operated company. Under his direction, the company has grown from six associates to one of the premier real estate firms in Upstate South Carolina. Mr. Halter joined the firm in 1953 and was named President of the company in 1968.

During his more than fifty years in residential and commercial real estate, Mr. Halter has been instrumental in developments across South Carolina. His developments include Greenville’s McAlister Square, South Carolina’s first regional mall in the mid-1960s; co-developer with Cotter & Company of Dutch Square in Columbia in 1970; developer on behalf of Myrtle Beach Farms Company for the Myrtle Square Mall in 1974; institutional development of a number of large tracts for clients including Milliken, Greenville Hospital System and Verdae Properties.

Additionally, Mr. Halter is heavily involved in land development, brokerage and leasing both commercially and residentially as well as residential development of condominiums, subdivisions, duplexes and patio homes. These developments include:

Village Greer
Trollingwood Subdivision
Parkins Knoll
Cavalier Woods
McDaniel Greene Condominiums
Valley Oaks Subdivision
Windstone Patio Homes
Wenwood
Hollingsworth Properties
Verdae Properties
Market Fair Shopping Center
Milestone Way Office Park (Woodvan)
Home Depot Woodruff Road
Crosland 70-acre site I-85/385/Woodruff Road
Elliott Davis Building, 200 East Broad Street.
A native of Atlanta, Georgia, Mr. Halter is a 1951 graduate of the University of Georgia. He was an Intelligence Officer in the United States Air Force from 1951-1953, during which he served in the Korean War and was discharged as Captain. Mr. Halter extremely active in professional and civic organizations including National Association of Realtors, Greenville Realtor of the Year (1962), Greenville Chamber of Commerce President (1974), Greenville County Planning Commission, Greenville Hospital System Trustee and Chairman (1984-1986), United Way Campaign Chair (Palmetto Society Director), YMCA (1998 Recipient Order of the Red Triangle), Peace Center for Performing Arts (Director 1994-2000), and Furman University Advisory Board current member. Mr. Halter and his wife, Shirley are members of Christ Episcopal Church. They have two sons, two daughters and six grandchildren. Less