Oak Terrace Preserve Sales Gaining Momentum, Continue to Outperform Regional Housing Market
Despite the challenges of the residential real estate market, North Charleston’s
Oak Terrace Preserve is on schedule for its best year yet.
Next step is developing town homes, as the City’s green built community blossoms.
Navy Yard’s 10 Storehouse Row Hosts Charleston Home Market on October 25
First ever decorative arts event in Charleston area will be open to the public at 10 Storehouse Row on Saturday, featuring exhibits, lectures and demonstrations from 9 AM to 5 PM
Free Building Industry Seminar Focuses on Low Impact Development and Storm Water Management Practices, as Bioswales are Completed at Oak Terrace Preserve
One day seminars for Developers, Engineers, Architects, Contractors and Planners Interested in Low Impact Development, with Oak Terrace Preserve’s unique storm water management system as the focal point.
Ceremonies for the fourth graduating class of the Lowcountry Contractors HUB Academy will be held on Tuesday, May 20, at 6 PM, 10 Storehouse Row, Navy Yard at Noisette. The May graduating class of the Lowcountry HUB Academy includes 17 students from throughout the Charleston metro area, who represent minority business people from the regional building industry. Carolyn T. Milliron, of Carolinas AGC in Charlotte, North Carolina, will be the keynote speaker.
As April marked Earth Day, North Charleston Girl Scout Troop # 322 participated in a series of tours and educational programs in the Noisette Community, designed to teach future leaders about environmental conservation and responsibility to future generations.
Groundbreaking set for “Carol’s Home” Extreme Home Makeover
March 28, 2008 – It’s all systems go for the “Carol’s Home” extreme home makeover project happening in Dorchester county. “Carol’s Home” is the brain child of the Charleston Trident Home Builders Association, which heard about Carol being attacked by a stranger and decided to help by building her a brand new, handicap-accessible home.
Construction is underway on Hunley Waters, a green built, private residential community bordering the Navy Yard at Noisette. Featuring 36 single family homes on 17 acres, Hunley Waters will complete its first home this April. Based on the Noisette master plan’s vision of a sustainable community in the historic core of North Charleston, the new neighborhood joins Mixson Avenue and Oak Terrace Preserve as an infill development dedicated to green building principles.
HUB Academy Begins New Classes at Lowcountry Graduate Center
North Charleston, SC (September 10, 2007) – The Contractor Business Academy, part of an educational program to assist Historically Underutilized Businesses in the building industry, will begin Fall 2007 classes on Tuesday, September 11th. Classes will be held at the Lowcountry Graduate Center, located at 5300 International Boulevard, Building B, Suite 100, in North Charleston, from 6 to 9 PM, each Tuesday, for 14 consecutive weeks.
New Community is the first Park Circle neighborhood in decades, featuring preserved specimen trees, shaded parks, and innovative sustainable building
North Charleston, SC (June 21, 2007) – The initial phase of site development at Oak Terrace Preserve, the City of North Charleston’s sustainable neighborhood within historic Park Circle, has been completed.
Locally Produced Film Pumpkin Brown Debuts at Navy Yard May 18th
When audiences screen the sneak preview of the Song of Pumpkin Brown on May 18, they will notice a distinct Lowcountry flavor. The independent film – written, directed and produced by Charleston-based filmmaker Brad Jayne – features a galaxy of South Carolina creative talent. Certainly, the film’s plot, about a 10-year-old African American boy who enters the legendary music program at Jenkins Orphanage after the death of his preacher father, reflects the storied history of that institution.
Navy Yard Officers’ Housing Granted Historic District Designation
National Park Service and State Historic Preservation Office grants an official listing for the Charleston Navy Yard Officers’ Housing District, providing new tax credits for restoration of historic buildings at the Navy Yard at Noisette
We’ve redesigned the Noisette Neighbor to get the community the information that they need on a regular basis. Click here to download a PDF of the Noisette Neighbor, and be sure to register for updates if you’d like to receive more information.
10 Storehouse Row Site of the Academic Magnet High School Picnic and Silent Auction fundraiser for the PTSA.
This past Sunday, 10 Storehouse Row, a completely restored facility was the site of the Academic Magnet High School Picnic and Silent Auction fundraiser for the PTSA.
The Navy Yard at Noisette website is now live! Visit the site to find out all about the plans for our revitalized urban core, and what's underway today!
The new Noisette Neighbor is now posted. Full of news and photos from the Riverfront Park Opening, announcing The Navy Yard at Noisette, and celebrating the Award of Excellence given by the American Society of Landscape Architects for the Noisette Master Plan.
Take Me to the River - Riverfront Park Grand Opening Celebration
Mayor R. Keith Summey and the City Council of North Charleston cordially invite you to the Opening Celebration of Riverfront Park. Monday, July 4, 2005 1:00-10:00 PM. Ribbon Cutting at 1:00 PM at 1001 Everglades Drive, North Charleston, SC 29406.
The Noisette Company Tenant Appreciation Gathering
John Knott Jr., CEO, will provide a special welcome and Noisette Project overview. Beverages and hors d' oeuvres will be provided. Click pdf to view full invitation.
Analysis Reveals City Benefits from Noisette Collaboration
A recently released Expenditure Analysis reveals that the City of North Charleston will receive more than $20 million as a result of separate agreements with Noisette, CMMC, and Neal Brothers on land purchases at the former Naval Base, in addition to other long-term benefits from the City-Noisette collaboration
Charleston Battery Hosts Third Annual Sustainable Community Awards Event
2007 Sustainability Institute awards honor the Charleston County School District, Half Moon Outfitters, Metanoia CEO Bill Stanfield, in addition to awarding $10,000 G.R.E.E.N.S Fund grant to James Island Charter High School.
