Business Facilities’ 2020 Metro And Global Rankings ReportsCamp Hall Voted #7 Industrial Park Business Facilities' 2020 Metro Rankings Report takes a look at hot topics in economic development on the city and global level, including logistics, startup ecosystems, job growth, cost of living, and ... Read More - Business Facilities’ 2020 Metro And Global Rankings Reports – Camp Hall Voted #7 Industrial Park
Walmart Selects Dorchester County as Site for New Distribution Center
Published by South Carolina Ports
Walmart Selects Dorchester County as Site for New Distribution Center 3 million square-foot facility to create more than 1,000 local full-time jobs Dorchester County, S.C., July 20, 2020 – Walmart has announced plans to build a $220 ... Read More - Walmart Selects Dorchester County as Site for New Distribution Center
A PASSION FOR BUSINESS AND A HEART FOR NATURE
While Camp Hall is intently focused on building a community of thriving commerce and convenient essentials and extracurriculars, benefiting the environment is also high on our priority list. Of the entire site that is owned by Camp Hall, 28% of the land - that’s more than 2,650 acres - is preserved ... Read More - A PASSION FOR BUSINESS AND A HEART FOR NATURE
Community space brings balance to a working environment
One of Camp Hall’s main benefits is that it is strategically planned to be at the forefront of business in the Charleston, South Carolina area. But a well-balanced lifestyle also means meeting the needs of workers with convenience and community. Camp Hall’s Village Center at the heart of the ... Read More - Community space brings balance to a working environment
Megadevelopments bring benefits but strain roads, schools, services
Published by The Post and Courier
In the late 1930s, a small green barn owned by Summerville timber man Howard Prettyman was all that was noteworthy of the rural field in present-day Goose Creek. That structure, which was once used for livestock and lumber, now sits in the middle of the massive Carnes Crossroads development. ... Read More - Megadevelopments bring benefits but strain roads, schools, services
Nexton project near Charleston hits milestone with 1,000 homes sold
Published by The Post and Courier
A developing master-planned community in Berkeley County that’s as big as the Charleston peninsula recently reached a housing milestone. The 1,000th house recently sold in Nexton, a mixed-use development on 5,000 acres between Interstate 26 and U.S. Highway 176 near Summerville. For ... Read More - Nexton project near Charleston hits milestone with 1,000 homes sold
Santee Cooper empowers industrial growth at Camp Hall
Ingenuity and hard work run in the family, and Santee Cooper and Camp Hall are proving that. Santee Cooper is South Carolina’s state-owned electric and water utility, and it’s the driving force and developer behind the new commerce park, Camp Hall. Santee Cooper was conceived and executed as part ... Read More - Santee Cooper empowers industrial growth at Camp Hall
Why your business should consider a commerce park
Choosing where to set up your business is a major decision. A substantial, efficient space with proximity to a workforce and easily-accessible transportation options is a difficult find, even before thinking about logistics like infrastructure planning and start-up costs. Moving or starting a ... Read More - Why your business should consider a commerce park
Boom & Balance
Published by Post and Courier
The Charleston area growth predicted for 2030 is already here, and more is coming Lowcountry residents were shocked when a Clemson University study warned in 2003 that the Charleston area’s population could soar to nearly 800,000 by 2030. “Honestly, I think people had trouble imagining that at ... Read More - Boom & Balance