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The Post and Courier

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Long vacant Kmart in North Charleston sells for nearly $10M. Here’s what it’ll become.

NORTH CHARLESTON — An empty building that used to house a department store chain will soon be a buzzing home to a local nonprofit. The site where Kmart used to operate at 3725 Rivers Ave, near the intersection of Rivers and McMillan avenues, sold for $9.5 million on June 16, according to county records. Jessica and Todd Aaron, the owners of 3725 Rivers Ave LLC, are donating the property to Kids on Point, according to Lauren Herterich, the organization’s executive director. The 10-acre site with the box store and parking lot have been long-vacant. The building was constructed in 1973 and spans ...

North Charleston, SC · 3d

WCBD Count on 2

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Mount Pleasant rental owners invited to join new listing platform

MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (WCBD) – A new website aims to streamline short-term rental listings and booking for both property owners and visitors in Mount Pleasant. StayMountPleasant.com, launched by the Short-Term Rental Association of Mount Pleasant, serves as a centralized directory for town-approved short-term rental properties. Every listing on the site is operated by a local […]

Mt Pleasant, SC · 23h

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Johns Island Native Michael Mitchell Brings Flagship Design Showroom Home

Betsy Kerrison Pkwy. & River Rd. — Approximate Site Of Planned Showroom Development. Interior designer Michael Mitchell is bringing his luxury home-furnishings business back to the island where he grew up. Mitchell has signed a lease for space inside South Island Market, a mixed-use development taking shape on Johns Island, where his company plans to open a flagship showroom and full-service design studio.

Charleston, SC · 2d
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Five-Building Commercial Project Near Point Hope Heads to Cainhoy Review Thursday

1260 Clements Ferry Rd. — Reported Point Hope Site 10A Address. Five commercial buildings and the infrastructure to support them are headed for a City of Charleston review this week, part of a proposal known as Point Hope Site 10A on 5.6 acres in the Cainhoy area. The project is slated for a Technical Review Committee meeting on Thursday, Nov. 5.

Charleston, SC · 1d
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Investors buy North Charleston office portfolio for $21M

Investors acquired Rivergate I and II for $21 million. The two-building portfolio totals 116,409 square feet. The properties were 93% occupied at closing. The buildings sit beside Roper St. Francis’ new hospital campus. SK Investment Group, a division of Atlanta-based SK Commercial Realty, and Charleston-based Weaver Capital Partners have...

North Charleston, SC · 2d

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Everyone Is Suddenly Talking About The South Carolina Town Where Monthly Rent Is Still Only $700

Somewhere between Columbia and Charleston, there’s a city that the rest of South Carolina has been sleeping on for decades, and the alarm clock is finally going off. Orangeburg is that city, and if you haven’t been paying attention, now is a very good time to start. Let’s...

Orangeburg, SC · 2d

Myrtle Beach Sun-News

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A home's flood history can disappear between South Carolina owners. Here's how

South Carolina property owners need to disclose a number of items when selling a home, but what does the law say about flooding? The South Carolina Residential Property Condition Disclosure Act requires sellers to include information about flood history and insurance. A resident selling their home must disclose flood hazards and flood zones, whether the property is covered by public or private flood insurance, the number of flood claims during ownership, repairs as a result of a flood event and whether the property has received federal flood disaster assistance. Sellers are required to answer the above questions during their ownership and to the best of their knowledge. But Luke Anderson, a local real estate agent for Spero Realty, said the state’s property disclosure form has a slight loophole for disclosing flood history if the property has had multiple prior owners. If a property floods for the first owner but not the second owner, the second owner would not need to disclose flood damage if it did not occur during their ownership and if they did not have knowledge of the previous flood history. A third owner could purchase a property prone to flooding and not know its flood history since

South Carolina · 1d

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Long Island firm breaks ground on South Carolina rental project

Crest Group is developing 250 rental homes on 17 acres. The $50 million project includes townhomes and apartments. Amenities include a clubhouse, outdoor pool and dog park. The development is expected to be completed by late 2028. The Crest Group of Long Island, N.Y., has started construction of a new...

Summerville, SC · 4d

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HOT PROPERTIES: Southern Oaks Agricultural Skincare House leases King Street retail space

Retail, office and industrial properties changed hands across South Carolina. NAI Columbia reported multiple sales in the Midlands. Trinity Partners brokers completed leases in the Columbia area. Greenville-area deals included industrial, retail and land transactions. Hot Properties is a weekly roundup of commercial real estate transactions across the Palmetto State....

South Carolina · 3d

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Recent Upstate Real Estate Transactions: Commercial, Industrial, Retail

Colliers | South Carolina announced the following recently completed commercial real estate transactions from our office in Greenville-Spartanburg:. Dillon Swayngim, SIOR; Brockton Hall, SIOR, MRED; Garrett Scott, SIOR; and John Montgomery, SIOR, represented ORBIS RPM, in the lease of 70,200 square feet of industrial space at 161 International Park Drive in Spartanburg.

Greenville, SC · 3d

beaufortlifestyle.com

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Beaufort Homes for the Holidays

Join us for a walking tour of 6 exquisite homes located in Islands of Beaufort, a private, waterfront community overlooking the tidal marshes of Battery Creek. It is a rare opportunity to experience the natural beauty of this hidden gem of the Lowcountry. The homes will be professionally decorated for the holidays by local interior designers and talented artists. You will be inspired with many new and exciting ideas for creating your own Holiday Magic!

Beaufort, SC · 5d

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These 10 Affordable South Carolina Towns Prove You Can Live Well On Just $1,200 A Month

Looking for affordable towns in South Carolina where $1,200 a month covers rent, groceries, and utilities?. These 10 towns show that comfortable, budget-friendly living is absolutely real and within reach!. 1. Gaffney. Gaffney welcomes you with a giant peach-shaped water tower that’s impossible to miss, and that bold, cheerful landmark...

South Carolina · 4d

greenvillebusinessmag.com

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The 50 Fastest Growing Companies in SC, No. 4-No. 50

The following companies were ranked No. 4-No. 50 on this year's 50 Fastest Growing Companies in South Carolina recognition. Capital City Financial Partners is a provider of retirement and financial planning services. 5. Bubble Paper. Headquartered in Greenville. Ben Moore, CEO. Bubble Paper is a creator of sustainable packing solutions,...

South Carolina · 5d

isleofpalmsmagazine.com

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Your Island Home Away From Home

Isle of Palms, a world-renowned vacation destination, is revered in part for its pristine beaches encompassing 7 miles of premier coastline, an abundance of wildlife – both flora and fauna, a multitude of dining and entertainment options and world-class accommodations. Completed in January 2026, Oak & Ocean, located at...

Isle Of Palms, SC · 4d

Idyllic Pursuit

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Charleston, South Carolina Was Affordable for Renters Until About 3 Years Ago. Here’s What Changed

Charleston, South Carolina spent years as a Southern gem with prices that rewarded people who paid attention. The antebellum architecture,...

Charleston, SC · 15d

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New York Developer Breaks Ground on 250-Unit Rental Community in Summerville

Construction has started on Heritage at Summerville, a 250-unit rental townhome community taking shape on a 17-acre site in Summerville, South Carolina, about 24 miles northwest of Charleston. The project comes from The Crest Group, a Port Jefferson Station, New York-based developer, and marks the company's first ground-up development in the state.

Summerville, SC · 7d

Realtor.com News & Insights

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Charleston’s Brutal Shortage of Starter Homes Is Stranding Buyers

A recent analysis by Realtor.com® examined the availability of starter homes across the country. For many would-be buyers, the dream of homeownership has felt increasingly distant as rising prices and

Charleston, SC · 7d

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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...

Charleston, SC · 8d

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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.

Ravenel, SC · 9d

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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.

Charleston, SC · 9d