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Angel Oak added to National Register of Historic Places
The Angel Oak on Johns Island has been added to the National Register of Historic Places, becoming South Carolina's first individually listed tree.
Pickens Street Cottages opens in downtown Columbia
Pickens Street Cottages has opened in downtown Columbia, transforming the historic W.B. Smith Whaley House grounds into rental cottages.
Greenville Summit $10M rehab preserves affordable senior housing
Greenville Summit in downtown Greenville will undergo a rehabilitation to preserve affordable senior housing through 2046.
Greenville landmark site to become boutique hotel
Historic 101 College St. in Greenville earns landmark status as plans move forward to convert the former dealership into a boutique hotel with dining.
Judson Mill wins AIA Greenville 2025 Honor Award
Judson Mill earned the AIA Greenville 2025 Honor Award for adaptive reuse, recognizing its $160M redevelopment in Greenville County.
SC Ports completes Bennett Rice Mill facade restoration project
SC Ports completed a $1.6 million restoration of the historic Bennett Rice Mill façade in Charleston, preserving a landmark on the Union Pier waterfront.
City of Charleston begins restoration of circa-1935 eastside landmark
The project includes masonry repair, reinforcement and upgrades.
Hamlin Beach community park purchased for preservation
Lowcountry Land Trust secured the park, preserving its history, culture and natural habitat.
Coldwell Banker Caine unveils Upstate office in historic building
Coldwell Banker Caine opens a new office in a restored 1912 post office, blending historic preservation with real estate expansion in the Upstate.
Charleston hospitality firm acquires The Inn at Middleton Place
The hospitality group partnered with Salamander Collection to preserve and enhance the historic Charleston landmark.
Historic Vista site in Columbia to become mixed-use destination
Avant Holdings plans to redevelop Columbia’s historic Whit-Ash site into a mixed-use project with retail, office space and potential luxury residences.
Greenville County survey shows strong support for green space
A Greenville County survey shows 91% of voters support protecting green spaces and using tax dollars to fund parks, farmland, and historic site preservation.
