Another Midtown Renovation Project
December 18th, 2008 by Currie
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New commercial space under contract on Cannon, the little corridor that can! 1 day ago
City Announces plans for Biotech Hub
December 18th, 2008 by Currie
The city of Charleston announced last week plans to work together with the Medical University of South Carolina and the South Carolina Research Authority to redevelop a section of the city between Hagood Avenue and Lockwood Boulevard. The city hopes to create a tax increment financing district (TIF), to help pay for infastructure.
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45 Spring St Renovation/development project
December 18th, 2008 by Currie
Two properties across the street from a successful commercial development, the house is a victorian that should be preserved, but the building could be torn down and built upon up to 3 stories, entire property is zoned commercial/residential.
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more Charleston Artists
December 18th, 2008 by Currie
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73 Spring St Commercial Space
December 18th, 2008 by Currie
73 Spring St is a totally renovated turn key commercial space. $1500/month flexible lease terms. Call Currie McCullough @ 843-853-2004 for more details. 750 square feet with a rooftop terrace, and parking.
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232 A Ashley Ave
December 17th, 2008 by Currie
The corner of Ashley Ave and Spring St in the new commercial corridor directly across the street from the Byers Design Group.
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New MidTown Hotel Gets Final BAR approval tonight!!!!
December 10th, 2008 by Currie
Finally the Board of Architectural Review has approved the plans for the magnificent new hotel to be located on King St. at the end of Cannon and Spring. Soon there will be a rooftop terrace with a pool and a bar at the end of my street! Contact Currie@53cannon.com to find out more.
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Christmas Parade
December 8th, 2008 by Currie
The Christmas parade kicked off the holiday season yesterday. We stood in Marion Square and cheered for elaborate floats and marching bands and rotc marchers. The best part were the local businesses represented like Sugar Bakeshop and Magar Hatworks.
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Hampton Park Terrace Arts and Crafts
December 8th, 2008 by Currie
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Middleton Place Stables an afternoon on the Plantation
December 4th, 2008 by Currie
I drove out today with a client to shop for a build-able lot at Middleton Place. The Plantation is over 8000 acres and only 11 lots exist in a very small development behind the stables and next to the Middleton Place Inn. It was a beautiful December day and the hunt meet was a beautiful display of horses and hounds. From the end of November until March the Fox Hunt will meet ever Thursday and Sunday. The lots were beautiful and secluded. They range in size from a little over an acre to almost three acres and in price from 180k-375k. If you like country living, this might be perfect, especially if you ride to hounds.
click to read more about the Middleton Place Fox Hounds
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My Favorite Hampton Park Terrace Listing
December 4th, 2008 by Currie
This is the most beautiful house in the Hampton Park Terrace area, an easy walk to Charleston’s most beautiful park, not to mention Moe’s Crosstown Tavern, Granvilles, and the Joe. Call to schedule a showing of this victorian beauty!
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Ship Exhibit @ the Karpeles Museum Spring St. Downtown
December 3rd, 2008 by Currie
to learn more visit the Karpeles Museum website
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4 Square @ Eye Level Art Downtown Charleston Thurs. Dec 4th @ 6pm
December 2nd, 2008 by Currie
4SQUARE
A GROUP SHOW WITH A TWIST
December 4, 2008 ยท 2143 Heriot Street Ste. F
Using the spatial restriction of working within 4 Square feet, 16 artists will challenge their work. The miniature collections will give the audience wide exposure to multiple bodies of contemporary art by exciting, local artists.
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Lowcountry Local First Holiday Bazaar Dec 2nd 3-8pm @ Storehouse Row
December 2nd, 2008 by Currie
Make sure you stop by the Holiday Bazaar this Tuesday. We will all gather from 3-8pm at 10 Storehouse Row in the Navy Yard.
There will be doughnuts, crepes, pottery, tee shirts by local artists, sculptures, crafts, jewelry, handbags, delicious treats, and lots and lots of people who love local, independent artisans and business owners.
DO YOUR HOLIDAY SHOPPING!!
Go, spend, enjoy.
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December 3rd, 2008 at 11:02 amfun event, I bought broccoli from Legare Farms, a dog toy from the lab rescue, and looked at hoola hoops and energy audits, pottery and dresses.
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Midtown Development, between Spring and Cannon
December 1st, 2008 by Currie
Despite pessimism and market concerns, the midtown development is selling briskly and the corner commercial spaces are occupied by Verbena Salon and Red Triangle wealth management. I attribute the success of the project to two things; location and quality. The location is midtown, an easy walk to the tourist center of Charleston without the congestion. Just as accessible are all major exits from the city, there is also a closer than close proximity to the best local restaurants and shops in Charleston, where quality is higher and prices are lower to encourage repeat local patronage. To find out more about Midtown, or to view some of the available units contact me, Currie McCullough @ 843-853-2004 or currie@53cannon.com
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843 853 2004 | CURRIE MCCULLOUGH | 53 CANNON ST GALLERY CHARLESTON. SC 29403 | CONTACT
December 26th, 2008 at 12:53 pm
the Midtown project is a demonstration of leadership during tough economic times. My hat off to the team that has the vision to fund a project for the future.