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Citadel Mall’s redevelopment design plans move forward

Plans show how developers will turn the mall into a center for restaurants, entertainment, shops, and events.

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One of the main goals for the project is to make the space pedestrian-friendly.

Rendering provided by the City of Charleston Design Review Board

The City of Charleston is looking to breathe new life into the West Ashley community by renovating the rather dormant Citadel Mall.

Design plans for the Citadel Mall Epic Center, a mixed-use development, were approved by the city’s Design Review Board under the condition changes would be made to clarify zoning ordinances + more renderings would be added showing plans to highlight Charleston’s character in the design.

Redevelopment goals

  • Improve pedestrian environment: Emphasizing shady areas and outdoor spaces.
  • Strengthen current medical and retail tenants: Plans include the Medical University of South Carolina, Belk, Dillard’s, and Target.
  • Encourage healthy, active, and sustainable lifestyles: Creating a hub for restaurants, entertainment, shops, and events.

What’s next? Things are back in the development team’s hands. They will make a plan to be submitted to the city council + if everything goes according to plan, development could start as soon as 2025.

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