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South Carolina leads nation in foreclosure activity, but experts say context matters
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Cardinal Group, PGIM Break Ground on Three Student Housing Projects Totaling 1,573 Beds
Denver — A joint venture between Denver-based Cardinal Group Development and PGIM has broken ground on three student housing projects totaling 1,573 beds in South Carolina, Illinois and Oregon. New developments include Heyday Columbia, a 544-bed project located at 875 Catawba St. near the University of South Carolina in...
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Courtyard by Marriott on Track to Open in Lexington This Spring
Last October, Mashburn Construction announced a groundbreaking for the upcoming Courtyard by Marriott, a “new four-story, premium select hotel,” opening at 116 E. Main St. in Lexington. What Now confirmed this week that construction has proceeded on schedule, and the new Courtyard by Marriott is on track for an opening in the spring of 2027.
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Hundreds of new homes headed to Blythewood area
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New study shows landlord-tenant laws differ sharply across Ga. and S.C
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This South Carolina Town Offers Rent Under $900 And A Lifestyle Most People Only Dream About
You know that feeling when you find something genuinely good that nobody else seems to know about yet?. That’s Sumter, South Carolina, and the clock is ticking on how long it stays a secret. Tucked into the heartland of the Palmetto State about 45 miles east of Columbia, Sumter...
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Growing Irmo without raising property taxes
When most people hear a town talking about annexation, they may assume the goal is simply to become bigger. I believe that is the wrong way to look at annexation in Irmo. Our goal should not be to make Irmo larger simply by adding acreage. Our goal should be to make Irmo stronger.
USA TODAY
How putting people first makes Mungo Homes a top workplace
Anna Newell loves her job. As the Vice President of Human Resources at Mungo Homes, she gets to smooth over any bumps and hurdles that employees face so they can be their best selves for their clients. Those clients are hopeful homebuyers, looking to find the security and well-being that comes from moving into a new home. Founded in 1954 in Columbia, South Carolina by the late Michael J. Mungo, Mungo Homes is a regional homebuilder creating communities throughout North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia and Virginia. In 2018, the company was acquired by Clayton Properties Group, but continues to be run by the Mungo family with Steven Mungo now serving as the organization's executive chairman. This year, Mungo Homes was recognized as one of USA TODAY's top workplaces for the fourth consecutive year. Newell says what truly makes Mungo Homes a great place to work is its people. "We have great people and great leadership. We truly believe that it is our team members [who] are the bloodline [of] our company," she says. "We put them first and try to focus on them and make sure they have good work-life balance." As a thank you to those team members, Mungo
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Winnsboro approves 1,600 unit housing development
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Columbia development catch-up: Historic motel set for rebirth; USC sorority house to be replaced
Columbia City Council is considering selling the historic Royal Motel on Harden Street for redevelopment into a new hotel, preserving the property's historic character and significance. Columbia and surrounding areas are experiencing significant development activity across residential, commercial and historic properties, with projects ranging from luxury subdivisions to gas stations...