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Charleston opens 10 affordable townhouses in West Ashley
Charleston opens 10 affordable homes in West Ashley. The city invested $3.7 million in Juniper Street Townhomes. The homes are part of Project 3500, which aims for 3,500 affordable units by 2032. Buyers qualify based on income and receive down payment assistance. Contributing to Project 3500, a city of Charleston...
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Ravenel Developer Skips 3,500 Homes, Caps Charles Towne Farms at 50 Estates
A developer near Ravenel had the green light to build up to 3,500 homes on a sprawling 3,100-acre property. Instead, Vic Mills and his team walked away from that density, placing most of the land into conservation easements and limiting the community, called Charles Towne Farms, to just 50 estate parcels.
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Charleston Offers $1M for Longborough Park After Years-Long Dispute
Charleston is putting $1 million on the table to turn a disputed stretch of waterfront into a public park, reviving a fight over Longborough Park that has dragged on for nearly two decades. The city wants to acquire a large portion of the property and convert it into a park accessible to everyone.
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Charleston celebrates new affordable townhomes under Project 3500
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — Lifelong dreams of homeownership became reality for a group of first-time buyers moving into 10 new affordable townhomes on Juniper Street in West Ashley, part of the city of Charleston’s long-term push to expand affordable housing. The homes are a small piece of Mayor...
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Ridgeville Growth Plan Could Hit New Homeowners With $750 Yearly Road Fee
Ridgeville Industrial Campus — Reported Site Of Walmart Distribution Center. New homeowners moving into Ridgeville could soon pay a dedicated yearly fee starting at $750 to help cover $34.36 million in road improvements, under a proposed Residential Improvement District that would stretch across roughly 1,533 acres in and around the town. Dorchester County Council was scheduled to consider a resolution outlining the district and take up the first reading of an ordinance to establish it, according to a report dated Monday.
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The Island Packet
Why a community dock at high-end Beaufort housing retreat has neighbors speaking out
To some neighbors, a large community dock and boat ramp proposed as part of an upscale housing development on a 230-acre former daffodil farm on a Beaufort-area island is intrusive. The waterfront amenities are proposed on Upper Cane Island, a tiny mostly undeveloped island on the Beaufort River, just minutes from downtown Beaufort and Port Royal, that’s transitioning from an agricultural past into high-end housing. Kane Island Development Co. LLC is preparing the area now for housing construction. It describes the land, surrounded by deep water and marshes, as “private and preserved.” Residents can comment electronically on the proposal until Nov. 11. Or they can l earn more about it and have their say at a hearing that has been scheduled by the South Carolina Department of Environmental Services’ Bureau of Coastal Management at 6 p.m. Wednesday at Beaufort City Hall. Here are the concerns Local residents of nearby Cat and Distant islands feel the dock extension into the pristine waters of Distant Creek will be intrusive, says Dennis Ross, a resident of Cat Island. Aside from the community dock, they note, individual docks will also be allowed. The BCM, which is responsible for protecting sensitive coastal areas, scheduled the
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The Post and Courier
Old downtown Charleston kindergarten building proposed for demolition
CHARLESTON — An abandoned kindergarten building may soon be demolished to make way for a new single-family home in the downtown Harleston Village neighborhood. A request to remove the former Marion S. Hanckel Kindergarten at 34 Pitt St. will be considered on Oct. 22 by Charleston’s Board of Architectural Review for small projects. According to research by the Charleston design-build firm American Vernacular, a three-story home sat on the site as recently as 1962 before the brick kindergarten took its place. Named after a pioneering female educator in Charleston, the Hanckel Kindergarten operat...