Stay updated on construction projects and infrastructure developments that are shaping South Carolina. Our coverage spans from major commercial projects to critical infrastructure upgrades, highlighting the construction industry’s role in driving economic growth and improving the state’s landscape. We explore the challenges and successes of construction efforts, offering a glimpse into the future of South Carolina’s built environment.
News Summary Amazon has announced a $10 billion investment to build a new campus in Richmond County, North Carolina. The project will create at least
News Summary AESC has halted the construction of its $1.6 billion battery factory in Florence County, South Carolina, due to ongoing policy and market uncertainties
News Summary Amazon has announced a $10 billion investment to develop a new campus in Richmond County, North Carolina, significantly boosting the local technology sector.
News Summary Four Seasons is set to open its first hotel in downtown Charleston, South Carolina. The upscale development will include 139 guest rooms and
News Summary Envision Automotive Energy Supply Co. (AESC) has announced a halt in the construction of its battery cell manufacturing plant in Florence, South Carolina,
News Summary Newport News Shipbuilding has commenced operations at its new facility in Goose Creek, South Carolina, focused on constructing submarine and aircraft carrier modules.
News Summary Novant Health has announced plans to construct its first hospital in the Upstate region of South Carolina for $132 million. The proposed facility
News Summary South Carolina has achieved the status of the fastest-growing state in the U.S., as reported by U-Haul. The state saw a significant influx
News Summary Michael Haldeman, owner of SpokeWorks Bicycle Workshop, has been awarded the title of South Carolina’s State Small Business Person of the Year by
News Summary South Carolina’s housing market is undergoing significant changes as a notable percentage of homes experience price cuts. Recent data reveals that 21% of
