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About Greer, SC
Despite its modest population of around 40,000, Greer, South Carolina has emerged as a powerhouse in U.S. logistics thanks to the Inland Port Greer, a strategically located intermodal hub operated by the South Carolina Ports Authority.
Connected by daily Norfolk Southern rail service to the Port of Charleston, Greer facilitates the efficient movement of imports and exports across the Southeast, serving industries ranging from automotive manufacturing anchored by BMW’s largest global production plant to aerospace and advanced materials.
As container traffic continues to grow, so does the demand for used shipping containers, which offer a cost-effective and sustainable solution for storage, transport, and modular infrastructure. Eveon Containers is here to help meet this need by providing easy access to affordable, repurposed containers that support Greer’s expanding logistics ecosystem. Whether used for temporary warehousing, mobile offices, or industrial staging, these containers are becoming essential tools in a region that punches far above its weight in global trade.
A healthy flow of containers is repositioned throughout this market due to its relation to several coastal markets. Eveon maintains an inventory of 20ft, 40ft and 40ft HC stock.
Local Market Overview for Greer, SC
Imports & Exports
Greer is home to the South Carolina Inland Port Greer, which functions as a key inland logistics hub by rail between the Port of Charleston and Upstate South Carolina. In fiscal year 2025, the inland port achieved a record 205,523 rail moves, nearly a 10% increase over the previous year.
Major Employers & Economic Impact
By serving major manufacturers such as BMW and other advanced supply-chain firms Inland Port Greer is a linchpin for Upstate economic activity, contributing to the region’s broader $44 billion annual economic impact and supporting over 132,000 jobs.
Seasonality of Crops
While Greer isn’t primarily agricultural, the inland port’s connectivity supports movement of consumer goods and manufacturing inputs that often coincide with seasonal production cycles—notably in Q2 and Q3 when supply chain activity generally peaks.
Metropolitan Population
Greer, South Carolina lies within the Greenville–Spartanburg–Anderson metropolitan area, giving it strategic regional connectivity despite the city’s own population being around 44,400 in 2023.
Intermodal System
Operated by Norfolk Southern, Inland Port Greer enables 24/7 operations and provides overnight express service for container flows between Charleston and Greer often delivering shipments by 8 AM the next day SC Ports Authority.
What We Love About Greer, SC
This once upon a time sleepy town, Greer which is between Greenville, SC, and Spartanburg is one of the corporate headquarters for BMW, Mitsubishi, and Honeywell. This small city has experienced a revitalization and after decades of being a “Stop Over Town” is now a destination. With brick-lined streets, charming homes, and lots of wonderful history it's no wonder companies are relocating to Greer, SC.
With a $63.4 Billion in Economic Impact, the Port of Greer services many areas of the southeast as an inland port. Via road and railways.
The BMW Manufacturing Co. in Greer is officially the brand’s largest annual production facility in the world. Greer recorded BMW’s largest annual production in 2015 when 400,904 X-models rolled off the line. As many as 195,000 wrapped new vehicles can be seen loading into cargo vessels at the Port Of Charleston, SC annually, another example of how businesses and ports work together in South Carolina.