Jack Springs of NAI Columbia successfully brokered the $5.25 million sale of 4530 Highway 17 S. in North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. View full press release here
Work has begun on a new Interstate 77 interchange that will serve the under-development Scout Motors Production Center in Blythewood. Read full article here (Article courtesy of Columbia Regional Business…
NAI Columbia Announces September 2024 Transactions The firm executed $7.8 million in sales and leased 13,340 SF this month. VIEW HERE
Industrial Slower consumer spending and plateauing retail sales have led to a decline in leasing activity heading into the final months 2024. And while supply has outpaced demand in the…
The latest National Association of Realtors (NAR) “Market Insights” report comes with more good news for a retail sector that’s shown remarkable resilience in recent years. NAR’s August figures show…
South Carolina Ports finished fiscal year 2024 strong with a 7% uptick in container volumes moving through the Port of Charleston last month. SC Ports efficiently handled 218,115 TEUs and…
Industrial Columbia’s slower population growth and a less dynamic economy have kept speculative construction levels lower than in-state rivals such as Charleston and Greenville. Compared to historical levels, however, the…
After peaking in 2022, rent values in the self-storage sector have continued to post sharp declines in recent years. And though that trend has been decelerating, that news isn’t likely…
Over the last few years, we’ve seen some interesting movements in the multifamily property sector. After a rental boom in 2021-2022, the market has faced a considerable slowdown, though there…
NAI Columbia Announces April 2024 Transactions The firm executed $4.6 million in sales and leased 67,700 SF this month. View Here
Commercial Real Estate (CRE) is a dynamic industry, constantly evolving to meet the changing needs of businesses, investors, and communities. While traditional sectors like office, retail, and industrial properties continue…
Industrial Columbia’s steady economy and normally low level of speculative construction support a typically tight market. Pent-up demand, driven by the fast-paced growth of e-commerce and post-pandemic demographic trends, along…
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