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From Past to Present: Inside the historic Goodwill Estate, now for sale
COLUMBIA, S.C. — Larry Faulkenberry, the current owner of the Goodwill Estate that dates back to 1750, expressed mixed feelings about putting the property on the market. "I still love Goodwill. I have spent a lot of time and a lot of hard work to improve it to what it is today, but I feel like we have another mission or another calling," Faulkenberry shared.
New $62M Housing Development on Garners Ferry Road Set to Enhance Local Economy and Lifestyle
A new $62 million housing development is planned near Garners Ferry Road in Richland County, Columbia. Named Burnside Farmers Apartment, the project will include 308 housing units with both affordable and market-rate options. Construction is expected to start in June. Richland County Councilman Don Weaver stated that the development should boost the local economy and increase tax revenues.
736-acre plantation in Eastover hits the market for $17.5M
EASTOVER, S.C. — A Richland County property dating back to 1795 has hit the real estate market with a $17.5 million asking price. Sotheby's International Realty is handling the sale of the Goodwill Estate, a gated 735-acre, 7-parcel along the Wateree River off the Sumter Highway. The property consists of two Charleston-inspired estate homes overlooking a 35-acre lake and is surrounded by 3,600 acres of preservation land. Because of the proximity to the Wateree River, the estate features a combination of rich wetlands, hardwood forests, 45 acres of fields and meadows, 12 miles of trails and roads, and scenic Colonels Creek.
Close to 300 new apartment units coming to Columbia
COLUMBIA, S.C. — A 280-unit apartment complex is on its way to Columbia after approval from the city's planning commission. Robert Morgan from Homes Urban Development on Thursday presented renderings to the City of Columbia Planning Commission for a new apartment complex in the city. His company requested approval for a major site plan on a 20-acre plot of land near Fort Jackson.
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