A $180M 62+ senior living community is planned for Kiawah & Seabrook Islands near Freshfields Village. There will be a 350,000 SF building with 98 apartments, 16 additional assisted living buildings, a movie theater, fitness rooms, lecture halls, healthcare, and dining facilities. Click here to...
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Restaurants in Charleston have had to react continuously to stay ahead of the pandemic. Many have turned small outdoor spaces into lively, artistic dining areas. Business owners are pivoting as quickly as they can to stay afloat. Born out of necessity, many advocates want to keep the outdoor dining...
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Congratulations to Will Phillip's clients, Walter and Cindy Edward, who were featured in the Post & Courier regarding their forthcoming "herb-forward" restaurant at 267 Rutledge Avenue. Click here for more information about the new owners and their plans for Chasing Sage. Will assisted Walter &...
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The 6-story, 92,000 SF Charleston Tech Center has commenced construction right up the street from our offices! It will include a 816-space parking garage, retail, restaurant space, and a roof top terrace. It will be a great addition to North Morrison Drive! Learn more here.
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Charleston's tech companies are trying to keep up with other tech cities with competitive salaries, as attracting talented workers continues to create a challenge for employers. A survey by Charleston Digital Corridor reports that wages are up from last year and nearly double the state's...
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Bennett Hospitality has started development of the 18-acre Ferry Wharf project on the Mt. Pleasant side of the Charleston Harbor. The mixed-use project will have a parking garage, 2 hotels, an office building and retail space, and residential condominiums. Estimated costs are $325 million. Click...
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The 3-million SF West Edge live-play-work complex along the Ashley River is seeing progress. Learn more about the project, including size, users, cost , and timeline here.
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SC's top industrial development for 2017 was Volvo's announcement to build a second production line at its new manufacturing campus in Berkeley County. Due to increasing interest in Volvo's performance along with other automotive expansion efforts, commercial real estate is booming along the I26...
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Women-owned businesses in South Carolina contribute approximately $15.7 billion in sales. South Carolina has the 4th highest growth rate for the number of women-owned firms over the past 20 years. See how South Carolina stacks up against the rest of the nation here.
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It's a good time to be in the Charleston commercial real estate market. All three sectors - retail, office, and industrial - are experiencing less than 10% vacancy rates. "If real estate growth were an SEC story, [Charleston] would be national champions," said K.C. Conway of the Alabama Center...
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Some of the planned expansions include a new concourse, likely built where the existing rental car area is now, an extension of Concourse B, check-in area expansion with more counter space, a new 3,000 space parking deck, extending the circular drop off loop to create more surface parking, and...
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Developer Michael Bennett receives approval to move forward with 61 acre resort development at Patriots Point. The SC Fiscal Accountability Authority had to approve the proposal because the 99-year lease involves state owned land. Bennett's plan includes hotels, amphitheater, apartments...
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College of Charleston's decision to offer one of the only undergraduate finance focused commercial real estate programs in the county comes at a time of great need for Charleston's growing commercial sector. Students will take courses about historic preservation, marketing, planning, and law, among...
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Charleston's appeal continues to attract investors from outside the state and the country. With available parcels dwindling, developers are looking into previously neglected neighborhoods. A successful NY real estate developer is behind the new Pacific Box & Crate work-play environment. But as...
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James Island is slated for a new Publix grocery store in the strip center that currently houses Rogue Motion, a boat storage and sales center. The property will be redeveloped to include out parcels close to Folly Road. > Click here to read when the store expects to open. <
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