Pepsi plant to be converted to retail space in Charleston, SC

Pepsi plant site in Charleston, SC | Photo via Google Maps

The Pepsi plant located at an industrial site on the upper peninsula will be converted into a retail + restaurant development space. The plant has been in operation since the 1960s along Algonquin Road.

Last year, the plant was purchased by Charlotte-based real estate investment firm White Point Partners for $8.05 million .

Here’s what’s planned for the 1.7-acre site:

24,450 sqft retail space
17,550 sqft food + beverage services
2,500 sqft outdoor dining

Pepsi plans to move into North Charleston’s Palmetto Commerce Park but is still in its original upper peninsula location at this time.

Facebook
Twitter
Nextdoor
Email

Vagney Hampshire

Vagney is a proud Texas native with a background in print and broadcast journalism. Born and raised in Houston and earning her journalism degree at The University of Texas at Austin, Vagney joined 6AM City as a City Editor in Charleston, SC in 2020, then moved back to her home state to launch ATXtoday. She relocated to the Appalachian Mountains in 2022. Vagney is now 6AM City’s Content Marketing Specialist. In her spare time, she enjoys creative writing, reading, crossword puzzles, working out, and playing with her two adorable Bernedoodles.