Development

Luxury coastal living meets thoughtful craftsmanship in this private, boutique community.
The Old Towne Creek County Park will offer several amenities to the Charleston community, like an amphitheater and a playground.
From Trader Joe’s to a public park, community members share their top ideas for the former Ryan’s.
The new strategy plans to strengthen the economy, attract top talent, and make Charleston a hub for innovation and growth.
Magnolia Landing will be the newest waterfront work, live, and play project in the Charleston area, and its been in the works for nearly 20 years.
The City of Charleston, in partnership with Gramling Brothers, is working to revitalize West Ashley with new opportunities for the community.
Morrison Yard, a multimillion-dollar mixed-use development, is located on the upper penninsula.
The Powerhouse is a historic space located in The Navy Yard, a North Charleston redevelopment project that recently hit the market.
The 8,500-sqft facility will expand educational offerings for students statewide.
The new space for gatherings is just 30 minutes from downtown Charleston.
City officials and partners had a groundbreaking ceremony for the Ashley River Crossing.
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