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Final phase of construction to start on Lady’s Island neighborhood
LADY'S ISLAND — Developers of a residential community on Lady's Island are expecting to begin work soon on the next and final phase of a 96-acre neighborhood near downtown Beaufort. Planners with Mungo Homes first broke ground on Gleason Farm, which is located about a mile west of the...
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Implosion. A wrecking ball. Here are the most likely options to tear down Dockside in Charleston.
CHARLESTON — Buildings are torn down every day around the country, but rarely does one pose as many challenges as the city's Dockside high-rise tower. The 200-foot-tall condo and its neighboring townhomes have been sitting empty since February 2025 after a city-mandated evacuation for structural concerns. The property is in the process of being sold, most likely to a buyer who will tear it down and begin anew with another residential or mixed-use development.
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28 Quiet Southern Towns Retirees Consider for Lower Living Costs
The retirement math in much of the American South often comes down to a fairly simple equation: lower housing costs than major coastal markets, manageable property taxes, and a climate that can reduce the need for expensive heating. A specific set of smaller Southern towns has built a real retiree appeal around some combination of ... Read more
The Post and Courier
Implosion. A wrecking ball. Here are the most likely options to tear down Dockside in Charleston.
CHARLESTON — Buildings are torn down every day around the country, but rarely does one pose as many challenges as the city’s Dockside high-rise tower. The 200-foot-tall condo and its neighboring townhomes have been sitting empty since February 2025 after a city-mandated evacuation for structural concerns. The property is in the process of being sold, most likely to a buyer who will tear it down and begin anew with another residential or mixed-use development. How the building comes down will most likely involve a slow and arduous process rather than a quick bang. It also will require a great d...
The Post and Courier
Final phase of construction to start on Lady’s Island neighborhood
LADY’S ISLAND — Developers of a residential community on Lady’s Island are expecting to begin work soon on the next and final phase of a 96-acre neighborhood near downtown Beaufort. Planners with Mungo Homes first broke ground on Gleason Farm, which is located about a mile west of the Sam’s Point Road roundabout, in 2020. "We expect to have final permits to operate this month,” said Mungo Homes spokesperson Aman Aine Porter. To date, 119 homes have already been built in the planned 187-homesite community. About 70 percent of the homes have already sold. The final phase is expected to be comple...
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This Sleepy Little South Carolina Town Lets Retirees Live Comfortably On Less Than $1,600 A Month
There’s a particular kind of town that doesn’t try to impress you, and somehow that’s exactly what makes it impressive. Georgetown, South Carolina, is that town, sitting quietly along the water while other coastal cities spend their energy on being noticed and charging you for the experience.
The Post and Courier
Local firm pays $9M for ‘underutilized’ property near Mount Pleasant terminal
MOUNT PLEASANT — A Charleston firm that’s been making moves buying up undervalued shopping centers and industrial spaces around the area has added another property to its portfolio. RCB Development, a real estate investment and development company, has acquired 476 Long Point Road for $9.3 million, according to county records. The 85,401-square-foot industrial building continues the company’s expansion of small-bay and flex industrial spaces in the region and its focus on value-add opportunities across multiple sectors. The Long Point Road property encompasses 4.6 acres near Wando Welch Termin...
Willow and Hearth
Folly Beach Property Owners Filed a Class Action Demanding Refunds of Rental Permit Fees They Are Calling an Unauthorized Tax Collected Since 2022
Property owners on Folly Beach, South Carolina, are asking a court to hand back years of fees they say the city never had the authority to charge in the first […]
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Proposed King Street hotel returns to approval process after settlement for redesign
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — A circuit court judge has approved a new mediated settlement between the developers of 657 King Street, the city of Charleston, and Historic Charleston Foundation, calling for the proposed hotel on the site in question to be redesigned before it continues to move forward in the approval process.