Projects

Charleston, SC

Laurel Island

Rising on 175 acres along the Cooper River, Laurel Island is one of Charleston’s most significant master-planned redevelopments. CC&T has led early-stage strategy and entitlement planning, guiding partnerships and shaping the infrastructure approach for this multi-phase, mixed-use community. Envisioned as a walkable district with residential neighborhoods, public green space, and hospitality and commercial uses, the project extends the urban core while supporting sustainable, long-term growth.

Summerville, SC

Coastal Crossroads

Coastal Crossroads is a 180-acre, master-planned industrial park totaling 2.5 million square feet of Class A space. Positioned along I-26 with direct access to the Port of Charleston, the project supports warehouse, distribution, and manufacturing users through a mix of new speculative construction and build-to-suit opportunities. With four state-of-the-art buildings and flexible configurations, the development is designed to meet the region’s growing logistics and industrial demand.

Charleston, SC

Magnolia Development

Covering nearly 200 acres along the Ashley River, the Magnolia Development is one of Charleston’s largest planned urban expansions. CC&T has supported the project’s long-term planning and entitlement strategy, contributing to site positioning and coordination among city partners. The master plan allows 4,000 residential units, 1.2 million square feet of commercial space, 1050 hotel rooms, and 25 acres of public parkland—transforming former industrial land into a vibrant mixed-use district.

For more information, contact Stuart Coleman at magnolialandingchs.com

King Street / Spring Street Corridor - Charleston, SC

Midtown Charleston

Spanning 4.3 acres in the heart of downtown, Midtown transformed a fragmented block into a mixed-use district anchored by the Hyatt Place Hotel. CC&T assembled multiple parcels, secured entitlements, and served as a development partner through construction. Today, the project integrates hospitality, street-level retail, and structured parking—strengthening King Street’s role in daily life and commerce.

Downtown Charleston, SC

BellSouth Regional Headquarters

In the 1990s, CC&T recruited BellSouth to relocate its regional operations downtown and constructed an 80,000-square-foot Class A office that now houses the Charleston School of Law. The project combined private investment with a public partnership, including a structured parking facility, and remains a model for corporate relocation within the historic core.

Shipyard Creek / Charleston Peninsula, SC

Macalloy Redevelopment

Once a 141-acre industrial site along Shipyard Creek, the Macalloy property underwent extensive environmental remediation before being positioned for future use. CC&T contributed strategic planning and stakeholder coordination to support the site’s transition from brownfield to opportunity. The effort supports cleaner, more sustainable uses for Charleston’s working waterfront.

North Charleston, SC

Arco/Goer

Arco/Goer is a 308,000-square-foot Class B warehouse development consisting of 19 suites in Lower North Charleston. Centrally located along I-26 near West Montague Avenue and International Boulevard, the property offers strong interstate visibility and immediate access to major regional connectors. Positioned just off the I-26 Montague exit, three miles from the airport and one mile from I-526, the site serves as a strategic industrial hub within the Charleston market.

Ravenel, SC

South Stono Business Park

South Stono Business Park is a 40,000 square foot shallow bay industrial/flex park located in Ravenel—a booming sub-market of Charleston. CC&T led the acquisition, complete renovation, lease-up, management, and disposition in 2025. Located along Highway 17, this property serves West Ashley, Johns Island, Ravenel, and Hollywood. Capitalizing on the high growth of the surrounding area, this project serves as a great example of CC&T leading a project from start to finish.