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Charleston is in the process of rewriting its zoning code for the first time since 1966. The city is hosting a public input meeting on the new plan April 10.

The city of Charleston is hosting two open houses on its "Peninsula Plan" initiative on Dec. 11 and Dec. 13. The project will help shape planning policies on the peninsula in the coming years, as rising seas and stronger storms are set to batter the peninsula.

Nearly six months into the year-long pause on the S.C. State Ports Authority’s Union Pier development project, managers with the city of Charleston, the College of Charleston’s Joseph P. Riley Center for Livable Communities and local advocacy groups are taking the first steps to create a new community-driven plan.

Some people living in the Lowcountry are spending thousands of dollars every month on rent, and it's a cost that seems to be getting worse.According to data fr

Envision that sleek amphitheater sparkling like a jewel along a glistening bend of the Cooper River, an architectural and artistic achievement in a city forever proud to have a port.

The Preservation Society of Charleston has teamed up with the Anson Street African Burial Ground Project and the city of Charleston to map Black cemeteries in an effort to protect

Also a real estate owner wants city planning officials to rezone its four Charleston Neck properties for an accommodations use. Here what they said.

In an attempt to address the need for additional student housing near the College of Charleston, city leaders reviewed plans for more student housing units near campus on Thursday.

A proposed 72-unit townhome development on Johns Island will take its first step toward approval during a meeting of the city of Charleston’s Design Review Board.

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