Southeast Ports and Infrastructure Projects
SC Ports announces first step to deepen channel to North Charleston Terminal – Charleston Daily (Charlestondaily.Net)
Summary: South Carolina Ports and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Charleston District signed a feasibility study agreement to investigate additional depth to North Charleston Terminal, currently maintained at 48 feet. Charleston Harbor already has the deepest harbor in the Southeast at 52 feet. The successful deepening of this stretch would enable all SC Ports’ container terminals to handle the biggest ship at any tide, further enhancing port competitiveness. Congress authorized the study in the Water Resources Development Act of 2024, and federal funding was included in the FY26 Federal Appropriations.

Why it matters: Deepening this final stretch makes the port more competitive and supports SC Ports’ long-term plan to modernize and enhance North Charleston Terminal, helping to drive cargo growth and create jobs.
Context: Charleston Harbor was successfully deepened in 2022 to 52 feet, including up to SC Ports’ Wando and Leatherman Terminals, to accommodate two-way traffic and vessels sailing at any tide. Adding additional depth to this stretch of the Cooper River — between Leatherman and North Charleston Terminals — will complete the deepening project for the Port of Charleston.
"Deepening this final stretch makes our port more competitive and supports our long-term plan to modernize and enhance North Charleston Terminal,” SC Ports President and CEO Micah Mallace said. “Having the deepest harbor in the Southeast ensures expedited logistics for port customers and enhances South Carolina’s competitiveness, helping to drive cargo growth and create jobs." — CHARLESTONDAILY.NET
Date: September 08, 2026 09:56 AM ET
URL: https://charlestondaily.net/sc-ports-announces-first-step-to-deepen-channel-to-north-charleston-terminal
Generated Analysis Tone: Positive (40%)
Source Registry Score: 10.0/10 — High
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$44M Murray Mill Apartments will transform old mill to downtown Anderson apartments (Scbiz)
Summary: Southeast Partners and Linden Construction will break ground later this month on Murray Mill Apartments, a planned 156-unit Class A garden style apartment community that will adaptively reuse a historic early 1900s textile mill warehouse in downtown Anderson. The approximately $44 million project will deliver seven new three-story walk-up buildings plus a restored historic mill building containing 18 loft style apartments, marking the first ground up multifamily development in the city of Anderson in more than a decade. The project is supported in part by roughly $9.2 million in federal and state historic and textile tax credit equity.

Why it matters: The project will add critical, modern housing to a downtown that has seen very little new multifamily in over a decade, and Southeast Partners believes the project will help attract and retain young professionals, healthcare workers, educators, and remote workers who want to live within walking distance of Main Street’s restaurants, shops and breweries and distilleries.
"The project will add critical, modern housing to a downtown that has seen very little new multifamily in over a decade, and Southeast Partners believes the project will help attract and retain young professionals, healthcare workers, educators, and remote workers who want to live within walking distance of Main Street’s restaurants, shops and breweries and distilleries." — SCBIZ
Date: September 08, 2026 11:26 AM ET
URL: https://scbiz.com/murray-mill-apartments-anderson/
Generated Analysis Tone: Neutral (50%)
Source Registry Score: 10.0/10 — High
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