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  1. Gramling Brothers, a Charleston-based company, is influencing local development in the area.
  2. New investment and redevelopment efforts are underway in Charleston, including waterfront overhaul and urban planning studies.

Charleston Waterfront Redevelopment Prioritizes Pedestrian Planning

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What happened

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A workshop in Charleston addressed the future of the 65-acre Union Pier waterfront property, emphasizing pedestrian safety and walkability for its planned mix of housing, parks, and commercial space. Ben Navarro announced plans to purchase Union Pier from S.C. Ports in 2024. Advocacy groups and leaders are pushing for pedestrian-first planning, supported by recent funding decisions including a transportation sales tax and $1 million for pedestrian safety in the city budget.

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Why it matters

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The shift toward pedestrian planning influences how the large waterfront property will be utilized and developed. This redevelopment effort, which involves Ben Navarro investing capital in Charleston, aims to create a walkable destination that serves as an extension of downtown.

New investment and redevelopment efforts are underway in Charleston, including waterfront overhaul and urban planning studies.

From abcnews4.com

Who's involved

  • Ben NavarroPlanning to purchase the 65-acre Union Pier waterfront property.
  • CharlestonThe location where the Union Pier redevelopment workshop is taking place.
  • William CogswellMayor of Charleston, whose 2027 budget plan includes funding for pedestrian safety.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • city councilSpeculative

    The city council could see changes in regulatory action and funding decisions related to the redevelopment.

  • South Carolina Department of TransportationSpeculative

    The South Carolina Department of Transportation may see changes in infrastructure management due to the focus on pedestrian planning and transportation sales tax.

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