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Prysmian North America announces $80M investment in Lexington operations
Prysmian will invest $80 million in a Lexington County facility, expanding fiber and cable production and creating about 135 new jobs.
Sweetbriar Apartments sells for $5.6M in Lexington
Sweetbriar Apartments in Lexington sold for $5.575 million as investor demand for multifamily properties remains strong across the Columbia region.
WiJo Pouches opens Lexington manufacturing facility
WiJo Pouches has opened its first North American manufacturing facility in Lexington, supporting a $13.5 million investment and 170 jobs.
Irmo office buildings sell for $825,000
Two office buildings totaling 7,600 square feet in Irmo sold for $825,000, offering strong visibility near Lake Murray Boulevard and Interstate 26.
ElectroWire earns FDA clearance for heart device
Lexington County-based ElectroWire Medical received FDA clearance for its LightningWire heart device, paving the way for commercialization.
Midlands transit secures $15.75M for hybrid bus upgrades
The COMET receives $15.75M to replace diesel buses with diesel-electric hybrids, boosting fuel efficiency and sustainability across the Midlands transit system.
Medical device startup opens Lexington County manufacturing facility
ElectroWire Medical opens a new Lexington County facility to manufacture innovative devices for safer, more precise cardiac surgery.
Hattie’s Crossing creates new neighborhood at Cayce school site
Construction begins on 12 homes at Hattie’s Crossing, a new Cayce infill development on the former Cayce Grammar School site, honoring its historic roots.
Multifamily housing surges across Columbia metro area
Columbia’s multifamily housing boom brings new apartments for students, workers, and seniors amid economic growth, housing shortages and rising demand.
Techo-Bloc invests $45M in Lexington County facility
Techo-Bloc will open its first South Carolina facility in Lexington County, investing $45 million and creating 46 jobs to manufacture hardscape products.
