Due in large part to the technology sector and construction trade, Inc. Magazine includes 23 lowcountry companies as fastest-growing private companies in America. The companies combined reached more than $300M in sales last year. Congratulations to a job well done! See the companies to make the...
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The new MUSC women's and children's hospital broke ground this week and is expected to open in 2019. The hospital will be named after Shawn Jenkins, founder and CEO of Benefitfocus, who donated $25M toward the new hospital. MUSC President said of the hospital, "“Imagine what’s going to rise...
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"People just want to be able to be effective. Nobody likes going to work and being ineffective." Technology and data are allowing work spaces to change with the needs of employees, allowing them to dictate everything from traffic patterns, shared spaces, and room temperature. Read more here about...
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Charleston-based CrowdReach, a communications platform for small businesses, is growing out of its current location and expanding into a 3,500 SF space in 2017. The company launched in May of this year and already plans to hire 20 additional employees. Read more about their product here.
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The Charleston MSA added 1,000 construction workers in the past 12 months, the largest percentage increase in South Carolina, up 6%. Officials of the Associated General Contractors of America say despite the current increases, "construction employment [is] becoming less widespread as more...
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Anchored by Charleston and the upstate, South Carolina is projected to see a 3.6% economic growth this year, compared to the nation's 1.4% growth. Manufacturers' and distributors' demand for industrial and warehouse space is being propelled by the widening of the Panama Canal. Rents are...
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Due to year after year growth, Mercedes-Benz Vans are confident to invest in a new facility at Palmetto Commerce Park in North Charleston. Construction expected to take three years, create about 1,300 jobs, and cover 75 football fields. Learn more here.
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The developers of the new Lorelei project on Laurel Island (near Romney St & Morrison Dr) are studying the needs of the city before they determine what to build on the former 160 acre landfill. It will most likely be a combination of retail, office, restaurants, hotel, meeting space...
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A ship that passed through the newly expanded Panama Canal has made it to Charleston, an 8,500 TEU vessel named the Hanover Bridge. According to the Ports Authority CEO, “We look forward to seeing this larger class of vessels more frequently in our harbor, which offers the depth and capacity...
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Charleston's Planning Commission voted 5-2 against a new overlay district allowing the St. Jasper site to be primarily residential instead of mostly commercial. Read more here about the proposed overlay district here.
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FOR LEASE! Will Phillips has listed 2,000 SF of office space off Clements Ferry Road. The space includes multiple offices, conference room, reception area, bathroom, and storage. Click here for more information.
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Will Phillips represented the buyer and the seller in the sale of 2532 Spruill Avenue, an industrial building in North Charleston. Way to go, Will!
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With 11 mega developments approved in the Charleston metro area, imagine the effects on commercial real estate.... 11 locations, 78,000 homes, 200,000 people. Read more here.
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Southend Brewery is set to become Lagunitas TapRoom & Beer Sanctuary, which will offer small batch beers brewed in the existing 10-barrel brewhouse. According to their website, the new TapRoom will make available the two floors of event space to local non-profits for their fundraising efforts.
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Celebrate our independence responsibly. From your friends at Ravenel Commercial Properties.
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