Estill
Estill, SC · Real Estate
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Liberty Hall, Circa 1875, Isle of Hope
The Isle of Hope Historical Association notes that this property, on the site of an old horse car station, was purchased by Alexander Perry Solomon (1857-1933) in 1875 from Dr. Stephen F. Dupon (1822-1893). When Solomon built the house he named it Liberty Hall. The Solomon family were prominent Jewish merchants and wholesale grocers in Savannah. Alexander was a director of Liberty National Bank and Trust Company, and helped organize the Metropolitan Savings and Loan Company, which later merged with Citizens Loan Company to become Citizens Bank. He was also the president of the Tybee Artesian Water, Ice, and Lighting Company.
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Mandrake Inks Refi on Savannah-Area BTR Community
Mandrake Capital Partners obtained a $34.5 million refinancing on Easthaven, a 143-unit build-to-tent townhome community in Poller, Georgia. Bridge Investment Group was the lender. The JLL Capital Markets team, which arranged the loan, included Michael Zaremski and Clayton Ross. The first homes were delivered in July 2024, with final delivery...
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Developer Duo Chooses Savannah Highlands for 336-Unit Rental Community
Brook Farm Group and Manor Park Ventures are co-developing 675 Morgan, a 336-unit, Class A multifamily community in Savannah, GA. The property is located at 699 Highlands Boulevard within the Savannah Highlands — a master-planned community approximately 15 miles northwest of historic Downtown Savannah. When completed, the development will...
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Burlington’s 2 Million-Square-Foot Beast Roars To Life Outside Savannah
Burlington Stores has thrown the switch on its biggest distribution center yet, a roughly 2 million square foot logistics hub in Ellabell, Georgia, that is meant to move merchandise faster across the Southeast. The center opened this month and is expected to feed a busy store opening pipeline as Burlington grows its national footprint, marking a major bet on automation and processing power for the off price chain.
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RREAF Acquires 300-Unit Savannah Rental Community
One Real Estate Investments offloaded The Palms at Chatham, a 300-unit multifamily property located at 5110 Garrard Avenue in Savannah, Georgia. Newmark’s Brooks Colquitt and James Wilber represented One Real Estate Investment in the sale to the buyer, RREAF Holdings. Built in 2003, The Palms at Chatham is a...
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Bradford Moody with Seabolt Real Estate, Opportunities Available for Today's Buyer
Bradford Moody with Seabolt Real Estate explores the diverse opportunities available in Savannah’s real estate market. To be included in our video interviews or if you need video services for your company, please contact us.
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You Can Live Comfortably On Social Security In This Charming Small Town In South Carolina
Tucked along the May River in southern Beaufort County, Bluffton, South Carolina is a hidden gem that many retirees are discovering for all the right reasons. With its moss-draped oak trees, friendly neighbors, and a cost of living that won’t drain your savings, this small town punches well above its weight.
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Prologis Offloads 737K-SF Savannah Warehouse Portfolio
Sanders Equity acquired a five-building Savannah industrial portfolio for $75.1 million. The portfolio totaled 737,050 square feet. Prologis was the seller. The portfolio is fully leased to five tenants across logistics and distribution sectors. The portfolio comprises properties at 405 Expansion Rd., 190 Gulfstream Rd., 194 Gulfstream Rd., 198 Gulfstream...
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This underrated Georgia town offers affordable living, small-town charm, and a stress-free pace of life
Tucked along Georgia’s coast at the mouth of the Altamaha River, Darien is a small town that most people drive right past on their way to somewhere else. That is a big mistake. With affordable homes, friendly neighbors, and a slower rhythm that feels like a deep breath of...
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Rehab plans for Savannah Cotton Exchange River St. facade get OK
Rehabilitation plans to the Savannah Cotton Exchange’s River Street facade were recently approved by the Savannah Historic District Board of Review. The plans call for restoring historic features of the Drayton Street ramp down to River Street while adding a glass storefront to the eastern walkway of the underpass. The proposed alterations were designed by local design firm J. Elder Studio . The board approved the proposal unanimously Tuesday, and it also received endorsement from the Historic Savannah Foundation. “HSF finds this proposal to be both appropriate and elegantly designed. We believe that the thoughtful alterations integrate very well with the historic building and do not detract from its character,” said HSF Director of Preservation and Historic Properties Kaylee Ann Johnson. “This is a very exciting project, and we are happy to see much needed investment bring this building back to life.” Background: Savannah Cotton Exchange on market for first time. What is in its future? The Savannah Cotton Exchange is a 1880s Romanesque building home to Solomon’s Lodge No. 1, a local lodge for the Freemasons of Georgia. The building at 100 E. Bay St. heralds its name from when the building served as a commodities exchange that was