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Jesup, GA · Real Estate
savannahmagazine.com
Dasher House: At the corner of Past & Present
How a historic home with deep Savannah roots was restored for its new chapter as a working law office. More than a century after it first turned heads in Savannah’s Thomas Square neighborhood, 28 E. 35th St. is proving that historic spaces can evolve with purpose. Built in 1903, the structure is a study in architectural elegance and, more recently, in thoughtful reinvention.
mindfullyamerican.com
10 American Cities Residents Loved More Before Everyone Discovered Them, One in Georgia
Jackson, Wyoming sold about 200 single-family homes last year, and only two of them closed for under a million dollars. Nobody who bought a ski chalet meant to price out the people who keep the town running, but that’s what happened. These are the American cities residents loved more...
blufftontoday.com
Bluffton apartments for rent saw slight price decreases since last July
Renters in Bluffton saw apartment listing prices slightly decrease from July 2025's median of $2,625, an analysis of new data from rental marketplace Zumper shows. The typical apartment listed for rent at $2,595 in July. Median listing prices in Bluffton are trending essentially the same as the previous month's $2,600 price.
bryancountynews.com
Attorneys named to 2027 edition of “Best Lawyers” list
SAVANNAH – Weiner, Shearouse, Weitz, Greenberg & Shawe attorneys William W. Shearouse, Jr., Stephen F. Greenberg, Edwin Byck, William G. Glass, Ellis Allen, Christopher R. Lane, Christine T. McDonnell, Julianne G. Glisson, George P. Milmine, II, and Stuart Halpern have been peer-selected to be included in the 2026 edition of Best Lawyers.
wtoc.com
Parker’s Kitchen founder plans ‘skyline building’ in Savannah
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - A downtown Savannah building could be demolished to make way for a new development described as a “skyline building.”. Greg Parker, founder of Parker’s Kitchen, is seeking to demolish the building at 15 Bull St., located between Johnson Square and Savannah City Hall. The...
Savannah Morning News
West Savannah has waited long enough for investment | Opinion
I grew up in West Savannah. Many family members still live there, children in my family attend schools there, and Family Promise owns property there. I grew up around the corner from Union Camp, now International Paper, and I have lived with asthma for 47 years. So when I speak about West Savannah, I am not speaking from the outside looking in. I am speaking about home. That is exactly why I cannot support The Salvation Army’s proposed Center of Hope on Augusta Avenue. I opposed this plan publicly in March 2021, and five years later, my concerns remain because many of the conditions in West Savannah remain. This is not opposition to The Salvation Army, and it is certainly not opposition to services for people experiencing homelessness. I have spent my career helping families experiencing homelessness. I understand the need for emergency shelter, transitional housing, recovery services, workforce support, food assistance, and housing navigation. The question is not whether these services are needed. The question is why West Savannah is continually expected to absorb large regional projects while still waiting for the kind of investment that would improve the lives of the people who already live there. More: Physician
WSAV News 3
Tybee Island short-term rental rules face major changes
TYBEE ISLAND, Ga. — Tybee Island is taking another step toward a major transformation of its short-term rental regulations, a debate that has stretched on for months and recently put the city at the center of a legal battle. Residents will have another opportunity Thursday night to weigh in on the proposed changes. If City […]
Grice Connect
Trilogy closes on 219-acre Solomon Farms development near Georgia Southern
Trilogy Investment Company announced July 22 that it had closed on a joint venture for Solomon Farms, a 219-acre master-planned community in Statesboro. According to the company’s press release , Solomon Farms is expected to include more than 1,200 residential units and four commercial parcels. The project will be developed in multiple phases less than a mile from Georgia Southern University’s main entrance. The property is located along Old Register Road in front of The Clubhouse and near Eagles Corner, which includes Publix, restaurants, and other retailers. The Solomon Farms development will be located along Old Register Road in front of The Clubhouse. Blake Williams Trilogy, an Alpharetta-based residential development and investment company, is partnering with landowner RLB Squared, a family office based in Bluffton, South Carolina. Diversified Investment Group, led by Jeff Levitan , supported the transaction as a co-investment partner. The company said the transaction represents the largest land and mixed-use development closing in Trilogy’s history. It will also mark Trilogy’s expansion into student housing and traditional multifamily development. The plan announced by Trilogy includes: 298 fee-simple, single-family detached lots 101 build-to-rent townhome lots 672 apartment-style student-housing beds in the first phase Approximately 700 cottage-style student-housing beds in
wtoc.com
Savannah mayor proposes zoning overhaul to expand ‘missing middle’ housing
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - Savannah’s mayor is backing a zoning overhaul aimed at expanding what he calls “missing middle” housing across the city, a proposal that would allow a range of housing types in zones where they were previously not permitted. What the proposal includes. The text...
blufftontoday.com
Hardeeville receives Municipal Achievement Award for Harvey Place
The City of Hardeeville recently received a Municipal Achievement Award for its Harvey Place Collaboration Model for new attainable housing in the city. The City of Hardeeville recently received a Municipal Achievement Award for recognizing the need for affordable housing in the area and creating a model which led to the construction of 10 townhouses.
beaufortlifestyle.com
Steve Goggans and Mike Sutton
Story by JENNIFER BROWN CARPENTER photos by SHAWN HILL. Over the last year, the restoration of the 1411 North Street Inn, also known as the Emil E. Lengnick House, has been completed. This beautiful 120-year-old home has passed through several owners, serving as a private residence for almost a century. In 2000, the home was purchased and opened as a bed-and-breakfast in 2001 before becoming formally known as the North Street Inn in 2002.
wtoc.com
International Paper Savannah mill site listed for sale
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - The former International Paper mill in Savannah has been listed for sale, offering a 735-acre industrial redevelopment site in the city’s established industrial corridor. The property is being marketed as a redevelopment project for logistics, manufacturing, distribution, heavy industrial operations and large-scale redevelopment initiatives. It...
vanishinggeorgia.com
Morel-Butler House, 1818 + 1869, Savannah
This imposing house, located on Orleans Square, was built with the labor of enslaved men for John Henry Morel (c. 1780-1834) circa 1818. Morel was a member of one of early Savannah’s most prominent families. His grandfather, John Morel, was born to Swiss immigrant Peter Morel, in the year Savannah was established. By the 1760s John Morel owned Ossabaw Island, where he established a large plantation, cultivating indigo and harvesting vast amounts of timber, through the forced labor of enslaved men and women. He eventually acquired and resided at Beaulieu Plantation, on the Vernon River. He served on Savannah’s Council of Safety, which was central to the patriot cause during the American Revolution and was active in local government. His myriad agricultural pursuits made him one of the largest slaveholders in 18th-century Savannah, owning 155 human beings at the time of his death in 1777.
WRDW-TV
Customers say Ga. manufactured home retailer shuts down, leaves unfinished homes
ATLANTA, Ga. — Customers across the Southeast are accusing a Georgia-based manufactured home retailer of taking their money but failing to finish installations or deliver homes before it abruptly shut down operations last month. Brianna Kelch, a south Georgia customer who said she bought a manufactured home from Yurezz...