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This Overlooked South Carolina Town Is So Affordable, Retirees Say They Wish They’d Moved Sooner
There’s a town in South Carolina that retirees are quietly discovering, and once they get there, they keep asking themselves the same question: why didn’t anyone tell me about this sooner?. That town is Latta, South Carolina, and it’s been sitting in Dillon County this whole time, minding...
The Berkeley Observer
greenvillebusinessmag.com
Report: Colliers | South Carolina Hospitality Market Update
Holiday demand and major events boosted hotel performance statewide, while several markets continued to absorb significant new supply. Download the full report. The Columbia hospitality market benefits from a stable base of government-related demand, with growing business travel providing additional support. Occupancy declined 90 basis points year-over-year as the market continued to absorb the 457 rooms delivered over the past year.
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The State
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Oliver Hospitality Breaks Ground on Hotel Aiken Redevelopment in Downtown Aiken
Oliver Hospitality broke ground Oct. 26 on the redevelopment of the old Hotel Aiken building in downtown Aiken, South Carolina. Ethan Orley, managing partner, and Craig Bradford, senior vice president for development, rode up on horseback along Bee Lane. "Today marks the moment that Hotel Aiken moves from conversations, council...
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Recent Colliers Real Estate Transactions in Columbia
Colliers | South Carolina announced the following recently completed commercial real estate transactions within the Columbia region in Q3 of 2026:. Chuck Salley, SIOR, Thomas Beard, SIOR, and John Peebles, SIOR, represented Weston, Inc. in the disposition of a 317,865-square-foot, fully leased industrial building at 227 Browntown Way in Bishopville to Blue Owl for $28,171,955.
The State
Coming Lexington Target-anchored development has national restaurant planned
A national burger chain has plans for a spot in a coming Target-anchored retail development in Lexington. Whataburger, which has locations across the U.S. and South Carolina, is slated to be a part of the in-development Victory Village shopping center at 2550 Augusta Highway in Lexington, not far from Lexington High School. A listing from commercial real estate firm NAI Columbia , which has been marketing the development, shows Whataburger among the businesses slated as outparcels at the center. Meanwhile, Lexington County property records show that WB Real Estate LLC, the real estate arm of Whataburger, purchased an outparcel at Victory Village in late August. The Victory Village development was initially announced for Augusta Highway, just west of Lexington High School, in 2025. A new Target store and an Academy Sports + Outdoors store are key anchors for the project, and construction on both of those are well underway, with work actively going on when a reporter rode by earlier this week. Meanwhile, a Chipotle Mexican Grill and a Dave’s Hot Chicken also are each planned for the new shopping center, with a site diagram placing them at the southeast corner near Augusta Highway. Also, public records and real estate
greenvillebusinessmag.com
Recent Upstate Real Estate Transactions: Commercial, Industrial, Retail
Colliers | South Carolina announced the following recently completed commercial real estate transactions from our office in Greenville-Spartanburg:. Dillon Swayngim, SIOR; Brockton Hall, SIOR, MRED; Garrett Scott, SIOR; and John Montgomery, SIOR, represented ORBIS RPM, in the lease of 70,200 square feet of industrial space at 161 International Park Drive in Spartanburg.
The Post and Courier
Columbia prime for new high-quality office space as tenants face shortage, study says
COLUMBIA — The Midlands has a shortage of high-quality office space, according to a recent study. With rents rising and vacancy low, experts say the Columbia market is prime for new office development. The Columbia-area office market has long been bolstered by steady demand from government and higher-education tenants, even as other markets have seen high vacancy rates with the growth of remote work following the COVID-19 pandemic. “We did not see a lot of the challenges that most of the world saw coming out of COVID, and so that's been helpful to us,” said Allen Wilkerson, senior vice preside...
The Post and Courier
Groundbreaking ceremony celebrates Oliver Hotel downtown redevelopment project
AIKEN — The hoteliers chosen to transform the former Hotel Aiken building into a downtown centerpiece arrived at the official groundbreaking Oct. 26 on horseback. Their mounts walked down Bee Lane through an audience of more than 100 citizens, elected officials, city employees, Realtors, shop owners, lenders and investors who’d gathered to commemorate the beginning of a redevelopment project that has been years in the making. Nashville-based Oliver Hospitality’s Ethan Orley, managing partner, and Craig Bradford, senior vice president for development, dismounted to speak while standing on the f...