Target Comes to Premier King Street Location
The Beach Company recently announced Target Corporation (Target) has leased 30,000 square feet of retail space at 211 King Street, known as Majestic Square, in downtown Charleston’s historic district.
2020 Trends in Multifamily Development
While the multifamily sector has fared better than many other industries amid the coronavirus pandemic, 2020 was undoubtedly an unprecedented year for the real estate market. Buyers are reevaluating their lifestyle…
BEACH REAL ESTATE FUNDS ACQUIRES SUMMERVILLE, S.C. APARTMENTS
Beach Investment Fund LP, through its manager, Beach Real Estate Funds (“BREF”), both affiliates of The Beach Company, announced the acquisition of Summerville Station, a 200-unit garden-style multifamily community in Summerville, South Carolina.
THE FUTURE OF RETAIL IN THE MIXED-USED INDUSTRY
Multi-Housing News, a provider of in-depth news and analysis shaping the multi-housing industry, recently interviewed Tom Stockdale, Director of Commercial Asset Management for The Beach Company.
BEACH COMPANY ANNOUNCES SIX NEW HIRES
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The Beach Company is pleased to announce two new hires in Charleston and four new hires within its Columbia-based developments.
TWO NEW HIRES FOR COLUMBIA + GREENVILLE DEVELOPMENTS
The Beach Company announces one new hire at its mixed-use community in Columbia, South Carolina, and one hire at Canvas Lofts in Greenville, South Carolina
EDWARD ROBINSON WINS COSTAR POWER BROKERS DEALS Q2 2020
Edward Robinson, a leading broker at Beach Commercial, was recognized as a winner of the CoStar Power Brokers Quarterly Deals for the second quarter of 2020.
WORK ON MURAL UNDERWAY IN DOWNTOWN GREENVILLE
Beach Investment Fund LP, through its manager, Beach Real Estate Funds (BREF), both affiliates of The Beach Company, announced the July 29 acquisition of The Northside at Merrimon (Northside), a 166-unit garden-style multifamily community in Asheville, N.C.
COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE IN SC EXPECTED TO SHINE AGAIN
When the coronavirus pandemic began shutting down the economy in March, Greenville Area Development Corporation President and CEO Mark Farris expected development activity to grind to a halt, too.
COPING WITH COVID: THE BEACH COMPANY
The Beach Co. CEO John Darby said it’s important to remember that everyone is working through the COVID-19 pandemic together.
“There is no one person that’s an authority on this, and don’t try to be,” Darby said.