Teri Errico Griffis
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These Charleston-area shops are dropping deals for National Coffee Day (opens the original)
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National Coffee Day is Sept. 29, and chains across the U.S. are celebrating with free drinks, discounts, new products and limited-edition merchandise. Coffee is a major part of not only Charlestonians’ daily routines, but also those of all Americans. The National Coffee Association’s 2026 Fall National Coffee Data Trends report found that 66 percent of Americans drank coffee the previous day. While consuming a cup at home remains dominant, out-of-home coffee drinking has climbed to 38 percent, t
Historic Charleston cottage for $1.3M featured in NYT’s ‘What you get’ poll. How does it size up? (opens the original)
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Each week, The New York Times takes a look at houses you can buy around the country for a set price. A recent comparison pitted a 1931 brick cottage in Charleston against a 1930 Craftsman in Denver and a 1916 Colonial Revival in Detroit, each listed at the time for around $1.3 million. The two-bedroom, two-bathroom house in West Ashley’s Old Windermere neighborhood sits on 0.2 acres and spans 1,775 square feet. The listing at 23 Stocker Drive, sold by Lyles Geer with William Means Real Estate ,
Local firm pays $9M for ‘underutilized’ property near Mount Pleasant terminal (opens the original)
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MOUNT PLEASANT — A Charleston firm that’s been making moves buying up undervalued shopping centers and industrial spaces around the area has added another property to its portfolio. RCB Development, a real estate investment and development company, has acquired 476 Long Point Road for $9.3 million, according to county records. The 85,401-square-foot industrial building continues the company’s expansion of small-bay and flex industrial spaces in the region and its focus on value-add opportunities
A 135-year-old castle sits among SC beach homes — and celebrities quietly rent it (opens the original)
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SULLIVANâS ISLAND â A stone castle isnât what you typically imagine for a beach home, but this whimsical church-turned-medieval structure nonetheless sits in plain sight just a block from the ocean and is a go-to rental for those from off. Mugdock Castle, as its owner Vince Graham named it 20 years ago, was originally a church when it was built in the 19th century. Graham decided to purchase the building in 2002 with the intention of moving it to Mount Pleasant. But when plans fell through
You can now order UberEats from SC Costco stores. Here’s how to take advantage of deals. (opens the original)
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One of the largest food delivery services in the world is expanding its reach to bring you fresh food and bulk orders from Costco Wholesale stores. Uber Eats, part of Uber Technologies, is now delivering food to Costco members in 47 states, including the seven stores in South Carolina. Locations include Charleston, Columbia, Greenville, Mount Pleasant, Myrtle Beach, Spartanburg and Indian Land. Customers can order everything from fresh produce and bulk groceries to household goods, whether itâ
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