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The 9,000-acre master-planned community along Clements Ferry Road in lower Berkeley County shows no signs of stopping. Three more Point Hope developments are under consideration by the city of Charleston. Pulte Homes is seeking approval of 91 single-family homes at 1472 Clements Ferry.
The request is for Atlanta builder's second phase of of what it's calling "Point Hope Pod 4." The homes would sit on 45.4 acres and come four months after Pulte requested permission to begin road construction for the first 123 single-family units.
Also, Ashton Residential has filed plans for a 110-townhome development spread over 23 structures on 42 acres at 1730 Clements Ferry. The Point Hope master-planned development runs along Clements Ferry Road in Berkeley County. In addition, the first phase a third development called Restore at Point Hope calls for an affordable housing development on nearly 92 acres from The Berry Co .
The project would consist of 158 single-family residences, both attached and detached. The DI Development Co. began conceptual planning and permitting for the mixed-use Point Hope in the 1990s.
The first homes — the 274-unit Paxton Hope Apartments — were completed in 2018. Now as rooftops grow, then so do businesses. Ye Ole Fashioned , Catrina’s Tacos and Tequila Bar and Dunkin’ are just three of the new retail additions underway to suit the growing needs of the master-planned community.
Major changes to Citadel Mall coming in 2025. Here's what's been approved so far. Residents also have a Publix -anchored shopping center with restaurants like Accent on Wine , Community Crafthouse and Famulari’s Pizzeria , and medical offices ranging from a Roper St.
Francis primary care site and dentist to a Cainhoy Veterinary Hospital . Point Hope Commons also is home to Modern Movement Yoga and Orchid Nail , as well as various retailers such as The Look and Subtle and Sass Boutique . Adding to the attractions, a resident-only greenspace is also underway for Point Hope .
Doolittle Park will be Point Hope’s signature amenity with a pool, tennis courts and a recreational center. The project is named after aviation pioneer Jimmy Doolittle , the celebrated World War II general who had close ties with businessman and diplomat Harry Frank Guggenheim , who once owned the land where Point Hopes is being developed. The park is slated to open in 2025.
Need a new love story? Charleston bookstore celebrates romance and all things Taylor Swift. A competitive and recreational dance studio is stepping into a commercial flex space in Mount Pleasant. The 8,731-square-foot combination showroom and warehouse in Longpoint Commerce Center off Long Point Road has been leased to The Warehouse .
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Why are they empty? Isle of Palms 'seawall' owner fined nearly $300K. He says it's a war on property rights. This historic Black neighborhood is surrounded by Myrtle Beach but not part of the city.
Why? Spartanburg council working on new rules after Chuck Wright put $53K on county credit card 70 years ago, Myrtle Beach faced one of its worst disasters: Hurricane Hazel 4 of the country's fastest-growing churches are in this SC county, a new report shows This South Carolina state lawmaker could be indicted soon. He's still on the ballot. Scott Peevy with NAI Charleston , who represented the landlord, said demand for flex space space in the local market and "in Mount Pleasant specifically, continues to be very strong.
" Longpoint Commerce Center is off of Long Point Road in Mount Pleasant. Two more affordable housing units are under review for the peninsula. Plans for one of the developments show four single-family residences on a 0.
12-acre site at 36 Cooper St. The second larger project proposes 55 units along a 0.7-acre site at 678 King St.
Both properties are owned by the city. An engineering firm submitted the projects for an early-stage review on Oct. 24 Charleston was told to add 3,500 affordable units by 2030.
Is that even possible? Central Island Square on Daniel Island is now fully leased. Bout Boxing is the final tenant for the mixed-use property at 50 Central Island St. The Long Island-based fitness studio offers boxing-focused classes and personal training sessions.
Lindsay Halter with Commercial Experts represented the landlord. Dollar Tree sprouting in a new spot in West Ashley. What you need to know.
A new townhome community could be coming to Johns Island. The Berry Co. is looking to develop 9 acres at 3030 Maybank Highway for residential use.
Plans show 72 residences. Meanwhile in West Ashley, the city is being asked to OK a 250-unit apartment complex at 3950 William E. Murray Blvd.
The rentals would be built on a 10-acre site near the corner of Glenn McConnell Parkway. 3 new Charleston apartment projects to bring nearly 1,000 units According to the resume experts at BeamsJobs , South Carolina residents' dream job is to become a real estate agent who is a member of the National Association of Realtors . The results were based on average monthly Google job searches paired with phrases "become a" and "how to become a" over the past year.
Travel agent came in second, followed by ultrasound technician, paralegal and pharmacist..
