And from where people were moving, Helen Rice of Fuzzco Charleston’s best and brightest graphic designer and guru of all things design and web oriented, has spotted this very poignant interactive tool on Forbes. Fuzzco and Helen Rice are located at 141 Spring St in the Cannonborough neighborhood of downtown Charleston Sc.
Migratory patterns of the North American Human
I am told that more brides and grooms flocked to Charleston Sc this year to marry than ever before, and Charleston’s reputation as a wedding destination continues to gather momentum. The wedding industry has most definitely made it’s mark on Elliotborough Cannonborough. Cannon and Spring Streets with their boutique atmospheres, ample parking and small commercial spaces, creates the perfect spot for wedding purveyors. Read More…
This week there will be a fashion week party at Stems, the new flower shop on the corner of Cannon and Coming St. across from 5 Loaves Cafe. This invitation only event features the screening of the 2010 Fashion Week Documentary by Elliotborough’s resident film makers TEC (Technical Event Company) located at 81 &1/2 Cannon with Blossom Events . Click here to visit TEC’s very impressive website.
Fashion Week Charleston Sc Film debut in Elliotborough
Saturday August 28th from 8am-2pm join the neighborhood at the warehouse at 80 Cannon St for it’s first yard sale. Wagener Terrrace has been doing this for years, but now it’s time for Elliotborough to give it a try! With all the local businesses that will participate, make sure to mark your calendar now!
Yard Sale in Downtown Charleston August 28th at 103 Spring St
Everything you hear about the bad economy doesn’t always apply in niche markets like certain pockets of downtown Charleston. Of course, people who paid asking price in 2007 for a house that wasn’t all that great, are stuck. Despite that there are still many opportunities to make money and invest in some really unique property in the Elliotborough, Cannonborough, West Side, North Central and Wagener Terrace Neighborhoods. It’s important to either know the neighborhood or work with an agent who does, but some indications will be as plain as the nose on your face. Here are some examples:
On upper Rutledge Avenue in Downtown (north of the crosstown) Charleston Sc the Hampton Park Terrace Neighborhood sees a major improvement with the change over from ghetto grocery store to high end office space including the addition of a two story steel building approximately 12000 square feet in size slated to house one of Charleston’s most important non profits.
Steel building coming out of the ground on Rutledge Avenue
Facelift: RutledgeAvenue, Charleston Sc The old Jabbers building between Moultrie and Huger Street
On Cannon St. in Charleston’s Elliotborough Cannonborough neighborhood homes in walking distance to the always expanding medical university of South Carolina become prized possesions, like this one which was purchased by MUSC’s head of International Optometry last summer. The peel away paint job, which strips away the layers of 100 plus years of paint, will restore the ornate vistorian facade to it’s former granduer.
53 Cannon St, gets a much deserved restoration in downtown Charleston Sc's Elliotborough Neighborhood
