Monday's headlines from the Charleston Regional Business Journal

Hospitals follow rooftops, move to suburban areas

Commercial real estate professionals say medical offices are shifting away from large campuses where they are running short on space and searching for property in more suburban locations.

S.C. restaurants can now operate at full capacity

Gov. Henry McMaster’s executive order lifted restrictions limiting capacity to 50% and also removed restrictions requiring tables be placed six feet apart. Staff and patrons must still wear face coverings.

SC Biz launches online database of trackable projects

Today, SC Biz News has launched the Carolinas Project Center, a searchable, trackable online database of public and private procurement opportunities. The proprietary database includes thousands of construction projects along with other public and private leads to help local businesses find opportunities to grow.

Helping Out

Will Sherrod of NAI Charleston represented the seller, Ivy Hall Office Building LLC, in the sale of medical space at 3070 U.S. Highway 17 N. in Mount Pleasant to Michael Cotter. Patrick Farrell of Re/Max Alliance represented the buyer.

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