| Charleston Office |
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What area is your expertise?
• I specialize in the Charleston S.C., market and surrounding areas.
What trends do you see presently in office development in your area?
• The office devel...
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| Charleston Industrial |
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What area is your expertise?
• I specialize in Berkeley, Charleston and Dorchester counties.
What trends do you see presently in industrial development in your area?
• The main trend wo...
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| Columbia Industrial |
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What area is your expertise?
• industrial sales and leasing in the metro Columbia, South Carolina, area
What trends do you see presently in industrial development in your area?
• Specul...
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| Columbia Multifamily |
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What area is your expertise?
• the Midlands region of South Carolina
What trends do you see presently in multifamily development in your area?
• Apartment construction and absorption ar...
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| Columbia Office |
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What area is your expertise?
• I specialize in the office market in Columbia, S.C.
What trends do you see presently in office development in your area?
• There is limited new constructi...
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| Columbia Retail |
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What area is your expertise?
• Columbia, S.C.
What trends do you see presently in retail development in your area?
• Currently, there are several active types of development:
Wal...
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| Columbia |
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Submitted by Ron Anderson, VP of Research and Technology, NAI Avant LLC in Columbia, S.C. Posted 02-22-08.
What area is your expertise?
Columbia, S.C.
What trends do you see presently in retail...
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| Columbia Multifamily |
| Multifamily market shows improvement. |
As the economy picks up in Columbia, South Carolina, the area’s multifamily market shows improvement.
Columbia’s unemployment rate has declined steadily over the last year to its cu...
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| Columbia Industrial |
| Manufacturing leads growth with investments by major companies. |
The first half of 2012 has proven fairly stable for the Columbia industrial market. While the first quarter of 2012 experienced trickle over activity from the end of 2011, the second quarter temper...
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| Columbia Office |
| During the last two quarters, vacancy rates have declined. |
During the last two quarters, vacancy rates for Class A and Class B office properties in Columbia have declined. So far in 2012, overall Class A vacancy rates have fallen from 12.2 percent to 11.4 ...
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| Greenville Industrial |
| Industrial market desirable for new business and growth. |
Industrial properties in the Upstate region of South Carolina continued to perform at a steady if unspectacular rate through 2008, and this trend is expected to continue through 2009. The mark...
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| Greenville Industrial |
| Back on track in Upstate South Carolina. |
The industrial warehouse locomotive is back on track in Upstate South Carolina. We experienced tremendous positive absorption in warehouse space in 2011 — around 1.7 million square feet &mdas...
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| Greenville Office |
| Improving fundamentals expected. |
The Greenville-Spartanburg office market includes more than 10 million square feet of leasable office space located along Interstate 85 between Charlotte, North Carolina, and Atlanta. The market is...
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| Greenville Retail |
| Retail activity picks up in Greenville. |
The Upstate area of South Carolina finished 2011 with quite a bit of retail activity and good news on the retail front has continued into 2012.
Greenville, Spartanburg and Anderson saw po...
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| Greenville Multifamily |
| Several new devleopments in the pipeline. |
Trends in multifamily development and demand mirror both changing mentalities in a post-recession era and dynamic population shifts. There are an estimated 80 million echo boomers (Americans born b...
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| Greenville Industrial |
| Industrial Industries Expand Business in Greenville as Economy Rebounds |
The largest challenge facing the Greenville/Spartanburg industrial market is the lack of quality industrial buildings. So, how did we go from the worst recession in recent memory to a shortage...
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