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TG Meeting Street Suites LLC sold 3,347 square feet of short-term rental space at 235 Meeting St. in Charleston to Crimson Hospitality LLC. (Photo/CBRE)
Jun 9, 2026

HOT PROPERTIES: South Carolina commercial real estate deals

Commercial real estate transactions across South Carolina include Charleston sales, Greenville deals, Spartanburg leases and more.

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.

Luther’s Market & Eatery will open early this year at 227 Rutledge Ave. in Charleston after leasing 850 square feet of retail space in the Lowcountry corridor. (Photo/Coldwell Banker Commercial Atlantic)
Jan 5, 2026

HOT PROPERTIES: Historic Whit-Ash property in Columbia sold for $4.75M

Hot Properties highlights recent commercial real estate leases and sales across South Carolina including Charleston, Columbia, Greenville and beyond.

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