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 Spartanburg, South Carolina, recently hosted the 60th annual Governor’s Conference on Travel and Tourism, highlighting the significant 65% growth in the state’s tourism
News Summary Columbia, South Carolina is abuzz as the South Carolina Research Authority announces $150,000 in grants for innovative startups. These grants aim to support
News Summary Over the last decade, South Carolina’s tourism sector has skyrocketed by 65%, contributing $29 billion annually to the economy. The recent Governor’s Conference
News Summary A groundbreaking proposal for a $2.8 billion data center, named Project Moc-1, is generating excitement in Spartanburg, SC. Aimed at establishing a significant
News Summary South Carolina has emerged as the number one growth state for 2024, with a significant influx of new residents and a drop in
News Summary The timber industry in South Carolina is experiencing significant challenges, with recent mill closures and a marked decline in timber prices. Local families,
News Summary The University of South Carolina has begun construction on a $300 million Health Sciences Campus in Columbia, set to reshape healthcare education. Expected
News Summary South Carolina is embarking on an ambitious $150 million infrastructure investment aimed at transforming underutilized farmland into industrial hubs. This initiative, led by
News Summary Denholtz, a New Jersey-based investment firm, has acquired the 20/21 Business Center in Columbia, South Carolina. This 98,386 square foot multi-tenant industrial portfolio
News Summary Western North Carolina faces a significant decline in tourism this fall due to the impacts of Hurricane Helene. Local businesses are struggling with
