Factory at Garco The Beach Company has recently announced plans to build 217 new apartments in the heart of Park Circle! Located on land just steps from East Montague and the Olde Business District, these apartments will be located beside the old Garco Plant, which itself is slated to become the new home of the North Charleston Cultural Arts Department which will have an art gallery, coffee shop, 300...
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Charleston Restaurant Week - Cork Bistro & Basico Charleston Restaurant Week is here again and it is going to be fun-filled 12 days of eating! This is your chance to try out all those restaurants you have always wanted to try and not break the bank! From September 4 to September 15, 2013 a number of Charleston restaurants will be offering prix fixe menus consisting of 3 or more items for one...
WCIV-TV | ABC News 4 - Charleston News, Sports, Weather Mixson Growth Featured on News 4 Charleston Mixson is making waves in the Charleston area with it's rapid growth after years of inactivity. With the continued growth of the Mixson Market as well as the recent openings of the Mixson Bath and Racquet Club and on-site restaurant Basico, this little neighborhood in the Park Circle area is quickly...
The North Charleston Revitalization Plan was outlined by Mayor Keith Summey yesterday at a press conference in phase 2 of the Oak Terrace Preserve neighborhood. The press conference was held to highlight not only the plans for North Charleston, but also to introduce Phase 2 of Oak Terrace Preserve. As a current resident of Oak Terrace Preserve and Realtor specializing in Park Circle and all...
North Charleston is experiencing a real estate boom! I put an exclamation mark after boom because it deserves emphasis! The health of the real estate market in North Charleston is evident by the increasing popularity of the olde village area in Park Circle as each night, new and old residents pack the neighborhood restaurants. Which once was just a few businesses is now a bustling street filled...
For residents of Park Circle, this rail dispute has been ongoing for the past several years. The recent settlement between City and state can either be seen as a step in the right direction or a defeat, either way the issue was settled yesterday and ratified this morning. The city and the state will exchange properties on the Navy Yard, with North Charleston gaining ownership of more than 85 acres...