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332 apartments proposed for former Pepsi plant site on Meeting Street
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — Hundreds of apartments and new retail outlets are proposed for Meeting Street at the site of the old Pepsi plant. The property has sat empty for years, but city officials say developers are making steady progress toward a new vision becoming reality. Redevelopment plans for...
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Charleston board approves removal of 25 grand trees for West Ashley housing project
WEST ASHLEY, S.C. (WCIV) — Charleston city leaders have approved the removal of 25 grand trees for a housing development along Ashley River Road in West Ashley. The city's Site Design Board approved the request for the property, which had previously been associated with Homes for Hope but is now moving forward under Palmetto Homes.
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Charleston housing authority adds 2 development leaders
Debra Stephens joins the Charleston Housing Authority as chief housing and real estate officer. Lester Simpson becomes CHA’s director of development. Both leaders bring experience in affordable housing, real estate development and finance. CHA serves more than 15,000 residents across the Charleston region. The Housing Authority of the City...
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South Carolina is leading the nation in foreclosures
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City purchases home of disgraced judge to help fix flooding issues in West Ashley neighborhood
WEST ASHLEY — The city has purchased a home from a former Charleston County magistrate judge who pleaded guilty to owning and sharing child sexual abuse material. It expects to use the property to address flooding issues in the area. James B. Gosnell Jr. sold his property at 1233...
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Dockside sale hits road bump as objections crop up
The bids are coming in for the vacant Dockside tower on Charleston Harbor. So, too, is the legal bickering. The U.S. Bankruptcy Court last week postponed its approval of a plan by Dockside Association Inc., that spells out how the property will be sold and how the money will be paid out after weighing several objections. The “confirmation” hearing, originally set for Sept. 30, was pushed to Dec. 18. It was agreed that the nearly three-month pause should provide creditors and Dockside’s owners with more insight into the most sought-after question. “I think more time is appropriate to give some ...
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South Carolina leads nation in foreclosure activity, but experts say context matters
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Community weighs in on latest North Charleston Unified Development Ordinance framework
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — The new framework hoping to reshape the future of North Charleston is one step closer to completion, and city leaders say they want the community involved every step of the way. The city hosted an open house to mark another milestone in its Unified...