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The Post and Courier
Swig & Swine owner’s upcoming Johns Island restaurant has special family ties
JOHNS ISLAND — The owner of Swig & Swine is honoring his late son’s memory with a sixth restaurant that has serendipitous ties to the very beginning of his barbecue business. Anthony DiBernardo purchased his first piece of property Sept. 2 under the business and anticipates in the next year opening a new concept, Lumpy’s Place by Swig & Swine. The restaurant at 2871 Maybank Highway is named in memory of his son, Asher DiBernardo, affectionately nicknamed Lumpy, who passed away in March 2025 at the age of 23 following an accident. Asher DiBernardo was a local drummer who his dad said had been w...
The Post and Courier
New contractor and timeline set for Charleston’s long-awaited Four Seasons
CHARLESTON — South Carolina’s first Four Seasons hotel is expected to break ground by the end of this year, putting the long-planned luxury development on a new construction timeline and under a new general contractor. Strategic Property Partners selected Hoar Construction to serve as general contractor for the up-and-coming Four Seasons Hotel and Residences Charleston. SPP expects to break ground by year-end, with completion now targeted for 2030, two years later than originally anticipated. The announcement marks a major step forward for the 1.9-acre mixed-use project at 155 Meeting St., whi...
scbiz.com
Jane Do fitness studio opens second Charleston location
Jane Do, a New Jersey-based fitness studio which offers sculpt, step, trampoline and dance, is opening a second Charleston location in West Ashley. The 1,504-square-foot space in South Windermere Center is located at 70 Folly Road. GiGi Gilden and David E. Grubbs from NAI Charleston, a commercial real estate firm, represented Jane Do in the transaction.
The Post and Courier
Charleston-area event firm that was early to the party gets hitched
It broke into the event-rental business before Charleston became a hotbed for destination weddings, festivals and other special big-ticket occasions. Now, it has set the stage for the next act, under new ownership. After more than three decades as an standalone shop, Snyder Event Rentals has been acquired by a contemporary from North Carolina with an even lengthier pedigree. Party Reflections of Charlotte announced its latest acquisition last week. Financial terms were not disclosed. “Charleston, we’re honored to call you home,” the Charlotte buyer said in a Aug. 31 social media post. North Ch...
thedanielislandnews.com
Homes still selling on Daniel Island, but at slower pace
Homebuyers searching for their perfect home may be taking a bit more time, banking that the right property will eventually find them, according to Renee Reinert of Carolina One Real Estate. Reinert said homes are definitely selling on Daniel Island, but just not as fast as in the past. In...
whatnow.com
Eggs Up Grill “8 Years in the Making” Will Open in Goose Creek This Year
Eggs Up Grill, the breakfast franchise known as “home for the whole neighborhood,” will open its first location in Goose Creek this year. Promising a menu packed with favorites like Chicken and Waffles and the Biscuit and Gravy Breakfast, plus a whole range of omelettes, bowls, bennies, and more, the new Eggs Up Grill will open at 98 Goose Creek Blvd.
The Post and Courier
149-room hotel, condos proposed for Charleston’s upper peninsula
Hotels and hospitality continue to move farther up the peninsula. A Los Angeles-based developer is seeking to expand its footprint on Charleston’s upper region with plans for an eight-story mixed-use lodging with 149 guest rooms and 13 condominiums. Morrison OZB LLC is proposing the project at 1300 Meeting St., on a 2.01-acre former industrial site near Santi’s restaurant and The Cormac apartment complex. Plans also show retail space and a restaurant. The developer was scheduled to appear before the city’s Board of Zoning Appeals Sept. 1 to request a rezoning for the property, but deferred the...
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Folly Beach short-term rental owners file proposed class-action over permit fees
FOLLY BEACH, S.C. (WCIV) — Folly Beach short-term rental operators have filed a proposed class-action lawsuit seeking refunds of rental registration permit fees the city collected from property owners. David Chandler and 622 East Cooper LLC filed the lawsuit Thursday in Charleston County Court of Common Pleas. The complaint...
probuilder.com
Metros Where New Construction is Thriving
As prices rise and home building slows down, the housing shortage remains. Currently, the U.S. is still about 4 million homes short of meeting demand. A lack of supply is just one half of the battle, however. Affordability challenges are also keeping Americans out of homeownership. The 2026 Top New-Construction...
scbiz.com
Broad River Retail buys former Ace Hardware in Orangeburg
A senior brokerage associate at NAI Columbia represented the seller of a former Ace Hardware store in Orangeburg. Associate Mac Fanning sold the property at 1700 Boulevard St. in Orangeburg to Broad River Retail LLC, an Ashley Store licensee, purchased the retail property for $1,060,000. The sale includes the 26,000-square-foot...
wtoc.com
Port Royal weighs 6-month moratorium on new multi-family developments to manage growth
PORT ROYAL, S.C. (WTOC) - Town leaders in Port Royal are looking to hit the pause button on new multi-family housing developments as they work to map out the community’s future growth. The Port Royal Town Council is considering a six-month moratorium on future multi-family projects. The proposal, discussed...
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Life Is Simple, Sweet, And Shockingly Affordable In This South Carolina Town Where Rent Stays Under $900
Most people spend their whole lives searching for a place that feels right, and Sumter, South Carolina has been sitting here the whole time, waiting patiently. It’s the kind of town that makes you wonder why you’ve been paying so much to live somewhere that makes you tired.