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North Augusta Reports $220M in Construction for 2025, Faces Wastewater Capacity Limits
North Augusta logged $220 million in new construction value last year. This was the highest year on record for the South Carolina city. City officials issued 34 commercial building permits in 2025, according to the North Augusta Star. That's a record. Most years see between 15 and 20 permits. Commercial construction value hit $85.6 million.
The Post and Courier
Holley House demolition begins in downtown Aiken
Demolition of the Holley House in downtown Aiken began Sept. 16. The City of Aiken and Oliver Hospitality closed their real estate deal Sept. 11, transferring ownership of the Hotel Aiken building and adjacent properties. The project involves incorporation of three existing retail spaces on Laurens Street; construction of a three-story mixed-use building featuring retail spaces and long-term rentals on the east side of Bee Lane where the Holley House now stands; preservation of the façade of the McGhee Block; construction of a 200-car parking garage where Warneke Cleaners is located and instal...
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Thompson Thrift Expands National Footprint to 25 States with the Development of The Whitmore at Ingleside in South Carolina
Thompson Thrift, a full-service nationally recognized real estate company and one of the nation’s leading multifamily developers, announced that it will develop The Whitmore at Ingleside, a new 327-unit Class A multifamily community located within the Ingleside master-planned development in North Charleston. This marks Thompson Thrift’s first development in South Carolina and expands the company’s national footprint to 25 states.
blythewoodonline.com
Commercial rezoning sought for Langford Rd. property
BLYTHEWOOD – A representative of the owner of an 18.68-acre property in a rural area of Blythewood is requesting the Richland County Planning Commission recommend that county council rezone the property for General Commercial (GC) use. The property is currently zoned Homestead (HM). The request appears on the agenda...
YoCo News
Lancaster Approves Arch Street Rezoning, Awards $925,730 Park Contract
Lancaster City Council gave final approval Tuesday to rezoning a house at 1103 East Arch Street for business use, voting 4-2 after neighbors again asked members to keep their block residential. The Sept. 8 work session also produced a $925,730 construction contract for Municipal Justice Center Park, final approval of industrial zoning for a former...
WIS-TV
Lexington hotel unveils renovations, new ownership
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - Fairfield by Marriott Columbia-Lexington marked a series of changes with a ribbon-cutting on Wednesday. The 96-room hotel recently underwent extensive renovations, including updates to guest rooms and common spaces. Fidelity Management Group has taken over ownership and management of the property. It is the company’s first...
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Strategix Group buys Columbia office building
Strategix Group acquired the 3,760-square-foot office building at 1717 St. Julian Place. The property is located in Columbia‘s Middleburg Business Park. Strategix Group owns and operates TRC Staffing Solutions in the Midlands. Trinity Partners represented the buyer and will handle leasing opportunities. Trinity Partners handled the sale of 1717...
The Post and Courier
North Augusta commercial ‘flex space’ development on Jefferson Davis moves ahead
NORTH AUGUSTA — The Seven Lakes commercial flex space proposed for the area behind Parker’s Kitchen on Jefferson Davis Highway has now moved forward after North Augusta’s Board of Zoning Appeals granted its developer leniency on how much parking must be provided. The BZA had continued the matter from its July meeting, when the project first came up: at the time, 42 individual commercial units across nine buildings and with the hopes the city would agree to less than half the parking needed for servicing it all. That heavy reduction of the parking was what had the BZA asking developer Riverside...
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The importance of do estate planning early