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 In Charleston, business leaders are urgently advocating for updates to South Carolina’s liability laws as rising insurance costs threaten the food and beverage
News Summary South Carolina has been recognized as the number one growth destination in the U.S. for 2024, according to a recent U-Haul report. The
News Summary In the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, over 21,000 Duke Energy workers are engaged in restoring power to approximately 904,000 customers across North and
News Summary Contender Development, based in Greenville, is making significant strides in the North Carolina housing market. With control over 9,000 lots statewide and plans
News Summary The South Carolina Research Authority (SCRA) welcomes William Kirkland as the new chair of its board of trustees, appointed by Governor Henry McMaster.
News Summary Huntington National Bank is set to open approximately 55 new branches across North and South Carolina over the next five years. This expansion
News Summary A recent U-Haul report has identified South Carolina as the number one growth state for 2024, surpassing Texas. With a lower cost of
News Summary On February 3, Greenville, South Carolina, witnessed the impactful protest ‘A Day Without Immigrants’ aimed at highlighting the economic contributions of immigrants. Local
News Summary South Carolina is poised for significant economic growth as the International Franchise Association forecasts the launch of 1,205 new franchise businesses by 2025.
News Summary Columbia, South Carolina, welcomes David M. Feild as the new CEO of Colliers | South Carolina, succeeding John W. Folsom. With over 25
