A 147-home Cordesville proposal is seeking to use Berkeley County's new conservation zoning rules.

A tiny Charleston structure linked to Dash Hall could be dismantled and trucked to a North Charleston nonprofit — or torn down within days.

A 2.5-acre WestEdge parcel off Lockwood Drive is the target, and MUSC Foundation would get first dibs on about 250 units.

Vic Mills says building fewer, pricier parcels on 3,100 acres outbid the math on density. One lot is sold, two more are under contract.

City leaders set aside $500,000 for new marina parking and a bike path to the public dock, but permits are still pending.

The city has offered $1 million for a large portion of the waterfront property amid a dispute dating back to 2006.

The Fourth Circuit upheld the Army Corps permit for Point Hope, but Coastal Conservation League advocates say they'll keep pushing to reshape it.

Acme Lowcountry Kitchen wants to build a new restaurant on its property line and turn the old site into parking.

Charleston sustainability director Tamika Gasdsen is among the Juniper Street homeowners, with buyers receiving a $60,000 per-home subsidy.

Hawaii boasts the nation's lowest effective rate while some Louisiana parishes pay under $250 a year.

Seven of the 41 stores sold in the deal sit in Texas, now Refuel's third-largest landlord relationship with Getty Realty.