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A wide range of commercial real estate transactions, including industrial, office, retail and land deals, were completed across South Carolina. This week’s roundup includes the ArborGen property in Ridgeville. (Photo/Bridge Commercial)
Jul 29, 2026

HOT PROPERTIES: South Carolina commercial real estate deals

South Carolina commercial real estate activity includes industrial, office, retail and land sales and leases across the Lowcountry, Upstate and Midlands.

Cypress Commercial & Investment Real Estate represented the buyer in the sale of retail space at 1126 Red Bank Road in Goose Creek. (Photo/Cypress Commercial & Investment Real Estate)
May 7, 2026

HOT PROPERTIES: South Carolina commercial real estate deals remain active

Commercial real estate activity across South Carolina included major office, retail and industrial sales and leases statewide this week.

An aerial view of the 448,765-square-foot warehouse at 479 Trade Center Parkway in Summerville, recently acquired by Goldrich Kest at Charleston Trade Center. (Photo/Avison Young)
Feb 19, 2026

Goldrich Kest buys Summerville warehouse

Goldrich Kest acquired a 448,765-square-foot Summerville warehouse at Charleston Trade Center, marking its first South Carolina purchase.

Sep 8, 2025

Atlanta firm acquires 43K-square-foot Charleston medical building

SG Property Services acquired 61 West, a 43,426-square-foot medical office in West Ashley, marking its first Charleston market investment.

Aug 7, 2025

459K-square-foot Summerville distribution facility hits the market

The current occupant supplies heavyweights such as BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Porsche and Ferrari.

Jun 9, 2025

SeamonWhiteside buys Mount Pleasant HQ for $4.5M

SeamonWhiteside acquires longtime HQ at 501 Wando Park Blvd for $4.5M, reinforcing its growth in Charleston’s competitive commercial real estate market.

May 23, 2025

Lowcountry retail rents dip as leasing demand shifts inland

Commercial rents fall in Q1 2025 as Dorchester, North Charleston, and Berkeley County outpace pricier submarkets in leasing volume.