The Burgess development near St. James High School would set aside 686 acres as conservation land along the Waccamaw River.

Three three-story buildings are headed for Reva Ridge Drive — if designers rethink their tree choices first.

A 5.6-acre Point Hope commercial site goes before Charleston's review board, though its street address remains in dispute.

Edmond's Oast is toasting the long-shuttered Neck Area span with a new brew benefiting Charleston Waterkeeper.

The Charleston designer is leasing over 12,000 square feet at South Island Market, with a spring 2027 opening planned.

Charleston reviewed design plans for 381 homes on Grand Oaks Boulevard as neighbors say the city keeps losing its tree canopy.

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

Lowline Housing LP says a full tax bill makes the King Street project too costly. Construction on phase one has already begun.

The oceanfront resort shuts down today for a five-month makeover featuring five new dining spots and an adults-only pool.

The 1843 Stevens-Lathers estate across from White Point Garden comes with 15 bedrooms and its own working inn.

Heritage at Summerville will add 250 rentals with a daycare, dog park and three ponds, backed by $50 million in financing.

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.