So Exactly Who Is Moving Downtown?
12 September 2006 - 8:00am
South Carolina's capital city, Columbia, is experiencing an unprecedented downtown condo boom. A wide array of people are readily snatching them up, from baby boomers to young professionals.
"The building boom in downtown Columbia is nothing less than a wholesale remaking of the city center — creating a new urban core of homes with river views, Viking kitchens and short walks to work, the restaurant or the art museum.
About 4,000 units have been built or announced recently, and that doesn’t include 3,000 more expected to spring up around USC's Innovista research district.
So who’s going to buy them?
Probably your neighbors."
Full Story:
The New Downtowners
Source:
The State, May 21, 2006
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