Charleston is rewriting its zoning code for the first time since 1966, with new rules addressing development, flooding, traffic, pedestrian connections and how projects move through city review.
Blackwells Corner has officially broken ground in Hanahan, bringing restaurants, retail, offices and community gathering space to the former Blackwells Hardware site.
Festival Centre is getting a grocery anchor again. A new grocery store has been secured for the North Charleston shopping center with a 2027 opening planned, but the retailer’s name has not yet been announced.
Jubilee is moving forward on Johns Island with plans for a 75-room boutique hotel, 65 cottages, restaurants, shops and public gathering spaces across 13.3 acres.
Mount Pleasant could temporarily pause new data center development after its Planning Committee recommended a 120-day moratorium while the town reviews future regulations.
Charleston has purchased 2.44 acres at 899 Morrison Drive for $18 million, with roughly 190 mixed-use, mixed-income homes planned for the Upper Peninsula site.
City of Charleston filings identify acclaimed Texas smokehouse Truth BBQ as the owner of a proposed restaurant project at the former Rutledge Cab Company property on Rutledge Avenue.
A long-vacant former Charleston school is getting a new life. King Simons will transform the property near King and Simons streets into small business suites, studios and a future restaurant with outdoor dining.
Ben Navarro is adding more North Market Street property as plans take shape for a future gateway connecting downtown Charleston with the Union Pier redevelopment.
