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Around Charleston
FREE PARKING Voucher - The City of Charleston is offering FREE PARKING until the end of the year at select garages for 2 hours. Click HERE to download the voucher.
New Restaurant in Old Harold’s Cabin Location - Opening Dec 1st, Lillian’s will feature an “internet cafe” to encourage remote work during the day and then transform into dinner and drinks at night.
Preserving 3 Johns Island Properties - 184 acres will be purchased using $4.8m of Greenbelt funding to preserve the properties.
Daniel Island Grocery Store Closing - The Publix on Daniel Island will be closed starting Dec 24 until late 2025 for an expansion, leaving residents without a grocery store for nearly a year.
Historic Home of the Week
74 Vanderhorst - Charleston Single Style home in the Radcliffborough neighborhood close to MUSC and College of Charleston.
2 Bed / 2 Bath / 1300 sqft / $1,050,000
Coming Soon
A few weeks ago we talked about the Cooper, the new waterfront hotel opening Oct 2025. But this isn’t the only hotel project in the works. While these hotels are a little further out, they are pretty note worthy.
Let’s start with the biggest and only “chain” hotel in the group. And that’s the Four Seasons.
Will be built at the former Days Inn site at 155 Meeting St.
Luxury accommodations with a mixed-use development including residential for-sale condominiums, hotel & retail space.
Up to six stories high with an internal parking structure.
Per the Architect’s website, there will be 150 doors, but it didn’t state how many would be condos and how many would be hotel rooms.
The next 2 are sister hotels that will be backing up into each other. These are the Hotel Acrane and The Preface Hotel.
Boutique hotel replacing the Rainbow Market Shops at 40 N. Market St., across from the City Market.
Will incorporate the existing retro facade of the Rainbow Market.
Amenities: speakeasy bar, spa, restaurant, garden, conference space, and private balconies.
Boutique hotel planned for 2 Anson St. near the City Market.
Design inspired by architecture seen throughout the Ansonborough neighborhood
Amenities will likely include a first-floor coffee shop and/or restaurant with possibly having access to The Arcane amenities as well.
Lastly, we have a hotel taking over the spot where The Alley used to be. (RIP Alley).
175-key hotel planned for 131 Columbus St.
Named for its proximity to the future Lowcountry Lowline Park which recently saw major progress.
Amenities: first-floor bar and dining space, underground parking, meeting space, fitness center, and a rooftop terrace with dining.
New hotels are a very polarizing topic here in Charleston. In fact, back in 2016, there was a proposal for a new hotel moratorium that ultimately got pulled.
What are your thoughts on new hotel development on the Charleston Peninsula?
4 Bed | 4.5 Bath | 3213 sqft
$475,000
This beautifully upgraded home nestled in the desirable community of Heatherwoods in lovely Cane Bay. The property is a perfect blend of modern amenities, upgrades, and convenience. As you step inside the open concept floor plan is perfect for daily living and entertaining. The chef-inspired kitchen features stainless steel appliances, a large center island with ample counter space, and plenty of cabinetry.. The large master suite offers plenty of space for a king-sized bed and a sitting area. The en-suite bathroom includes, with dual vanities, a soaking tub, and a separate shower. For electric vehicle owners, this home comes equipped with an EV charger so you can conveniently charge your car right at home. Step outside to your own private sanctuary featuring a newly installed…[MORE]
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