Will Phillips and Carlyle Blakeney just listed 4260 Piggly Wiggly Drive, a flex distribution warehouse for lease in North Charleston. Click here for more details on this great opportunity.
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January 2016
Will Phillips of Ravenel Commercial Properties represented the Tenant, Angela Adams Consulting, in the lease of 1,419 SF of office space at 4130 Faber Place in North Charleston.
Real estate brokerage company releases analysis of national neighborhoods. Only 14% manage to be affordable, walkable, and close to decent schools. Read more about the study here.
With so many delectable restaurants in Charleston, how do you know which one to choose? Here are the top 12 restaurants in Charleston right now...
Charleston's harbor is one step closer to beginning its 52-foot deepening project. The Army Corps of Engineers signed the Record of Decision, which officially notifies Congress that the project has met the Corps' requirement. Read more about the decision here.
The CRE landscape is expected to continue much like it did in 2015 with ongoing economic, demographic, and technological trends. Read more about the six trends that will play a significant role in CRE in 2016.
Roper St. Francis and ATI Physical Therapy are set to purchase Rehabilitation Centers of Charleston, an 8-clinic orthopedic and sports PT practice. The new partnership expects to open 7 additional locations in the region. Learn more about the acquisition here.
After 40 years in office, Mayor Joe Riley passed the torch to new Mayor John Tecklenburg. Tecklenburg said he wants to improve the public transit system and options for pedestrians and cyclists; create more parks; further efforts to extend Interstate 526; plan for flooding and rising sea levels;...
Outdoor sporting goods giant, Cabela's, cancels its contract to buy land in the new Nexton development for unknown reasons. Read more here.
Once closed, CresCom's purchase of Congaree State Bank is expected to create combined assets of $1.5 billion. Read more here.
Charleston wages rose 5% faster than the national average and the high tech sector grew 16% faster. All factors contributing to Charleston's ranking No. 17 on Milken Institute's Best Performing Cities List. Read more here.
Avoiding social media could be hurting your business. Are you still afriad to get your feet wet? Click here for the top 5 social media trends for 2016.
