Industrial and retail market signals across Savannah, Coastal Georgia, and the Bluffton–Lowcountry corridor are shifting as supply, sublease risk, and infrastructure timing reshape 2026 outlooks.
Industrial and retail market signals across Savannah, Coastal Georgia, and the Bluffton–Lowcountry corridor are shifting as supply, sublease risk, and infrastructure timing reshape 2026 outlooks.
Chatham County officials are reviewing whether to opt out of Georgia’s new statewide homestead exemption (HB 581)—a decision that could reshape tax predictability in the Savannah market.
Policy and planning shifts around the Port of Savannah are shaping industrial growth and commercial real estate across Coastal Georgia and the Lowcountry.
What Just Opened—and Why It Matters Two municipal openings in Bluffton are signaling a shift in local demand—away from big industrial announcements and toward small-business and service-oriented growth. 1) The COVE — Don Ryan Center for InnovationBacked by the town, the Don Ryan Center for Innovation opened The COVE as a landing pad for entrepreneurs. […]