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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.
Changes coming to houses being built in Kershaw County
KERSHAW COUNTY, S.C. — Concerns over unchecked development in Kershaw County have prompted local officials to take action to limit the number of homes that can be built across the region. Arch Kingsley, a resident of Camden, expressed worry about development sweeping through Kershaw County. "We are unprotected from...
Housing development in downtown Camden halted
CAMDEN, S.C. — The saga of a contentious housing development proposal in downtown Camden takes a new turn as plans for the project have been halted. Originally slated to bring over 700 homes to the area, the development proposal was scaled back to 352 homes at the Camden Equine Training Center.
Homes and a possible lagoon coming to Richland County
COLUMBIA, S.C. — Change could be on the way for a Richland County community through a massive planned development district. According to the county, a property between Fairfield Road and Crane Church Road is zoned for over 1,000 homes and could get bigger. On Thursday, developers and engineers from...
Developers looking to put hundreds of new homes by the Village at Sandhill
COLUMBIA, S.C. — Real estate developers say they're working on plans to bring hundreds of homes to the Sandhill area of Northeast Columbia. Responsible growth in District Nine is top of mind for Richland County Councilwoman Jessica Mackey. She thinks a new proposed housing development could be the next step in continuing that goal.
County announces $94.5 million investment, 300-bed apartment complex near Earlewood
COLUMBIA, S.C. — A new 300-unit market-rate apartment complex in Columbia is in the works for Columbia, according to officials with Richland County. The $94.5 million development plan was approved during a third reading Tuesday night by Richland County Council as part of the Commercial Development Program it operates in collaboration with the City of Columbia. The City approved the plan at a prior meeting on Jan. 23.
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