Bryan County is one of the fastest-growing counties in Georgia, and Richmond Hill is its commercial hub. Here's why the gap between residential growth and retail supply is creating real opportunity.
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Garden City's Augusta Road industrial corridor sits adjacent to the Port of Savannah's Garden City Terminal. Here's why it's one of the most strategically located industrial submarkets on the East Coast.
Publix has pulled a grocery store permit for Eastern Wharf, Savannah's 1.5M SF mixed-use waterfront development. Here's what it means for retail, residential, and the entire eastern corridor.
The Westin Savannah Harbor Golf Resort & Spa has been acquired by a KSL Capital Partners-backed firm, signaling major institutional investment in Savannah's growing hospitality market.
Bulloch County, GA has enacted a 90-day moratorium on new data centers to study their impact on power and land use — reflecting a growing trend of local pushback against data center expansion in rural Georgia.
The 288-unit Pointe Grand apartments in Port Wentworth, GA have been sold to Henderson Park and Green Room Partners, highlighting strong investor demand for multifamily assets near the Port of Savannah.
Tybee Island is considering a new STVR ordinance that would add 118 new rentals while creating a hard cap of 775 in residential zones — a pivotal moment for the island's real estate market.
Industrial has moved from expansion mode to execution mode. The Signal "Industrial demand remains real.But the market is no longer forgiving.Well-located, high-function buildings win.Average product negotiates.This cycle rewards operators who treat real estate as operational leverage — not just square footage."PIER Staff What’s Happening 1) Concessions Are Quietly...
A proposed 100+ acre mixed-use development at Pooler Parkway & Pine Barren Road is entering the public review phase — and the tone is already charged. The Signal "If approved at scale, The District will shift western Pooler from spillover suburb to primary commercial gravity node — and land values will adjust accordingly."Ryan T. Schneider The District Pooler Community...
Commercial real estate isn’t one market anymore.It’s six lanes moving at six different speeds. The Signal The market isn’t down — it’s sorting, and the adaptable operators are pulling ahead. Vacancy has ticked up in some markets, but functional space still wins. Commodity retail struggles.Service, food, medical, and fitness retail thrive. Medical users aren’t...