James Dingle

$1,000,000

1.85 Acres

North Charleston, South Carolina, 29405

Park Circle land for sale! Located at the North Rhett Ave. exit off of I-526, two exits before Don Holt Bridge and Clements Ferry Rd./Daniel Island. Zoned B-1 General Business, there are many uses in the city of North Charleston. Great Location near Park Circle Neighborhoods and for B-1 uses with quick on and off access to Mark Clark Expressway. Landlord willing to lease. Formerly a gas station, open parking and cement lot area with high traffic count and visibility. Total property consists of two parcels and 1.85 AC. Take a drive by and check it out!

$3,125,000

1.61 Acres

North Charleston, South Carolina, 29406

Imagine owning a strategic development site in one of North Charleston’s most industrially capable corridors, just moments from I‑526 and I‑26.This property—comprised of a 2,400 SF existing building plus multiple adjacent parcels totaling ~1.61 acres—is already zoned M‑1 (Light Industrial)and poised for transformational upside.1. Zoning Power & FlexibilityThe M‑1 (light industrial) zoning grants broad latitude for industrial, warehousing, logistics, and storage-based uses—the kinds of operations thatgenerate revenue per square foot and remain relatively low risk from a site operations standpoint. Because the property also carries B‑2 / office‑warehousecompatibility, there’s added flexibility for hybrid uses (office + light manufacturing or distribution) or attractive interim cash flowoptions. In many markets, self‑storage (especially climate‑controlled units, drive-up units, RV/boat storage) is considered a “clean,” low-maintenanceasset class—i.e. a highly compatible use in industrial zones with minimal nuisance or heavy traffic impact.2. Self‑Storage: Highest & Best Use CaseGiven its zoning, footprint, and frontage, the property is ideally suited for a self‑storage development. Self‑storage commands strong demand fromresidential renters, small businesses, and e‑commerce operators. It scales well (stacked units, multiple stories) and is capital-efficient relative toheavier industrial uses. The corridor location gives it visibility, access, and ease of use—key competitive advantages for a storage facility. Becauseself-storage is relatively passive (no heavy operational complexity, smaller staffing, limited waste streams), it often delivers attractive risk-adjustedreturns. Should local codes or permitting require conditional use approval or design compliance (e.g. buffering, façade treatments), these are typicallymanageable relative to building a more intensive industrial use. (Always confirm with City zoning / planning.)3. Strategic Location & Market AccessFronting Rivers Avenue, this site benefits from a major arterial route with high visibility and connectivity to the region’s transportation network. NearI‑526 and I‑26 junctions means fast access to Charleston, North Charleston, Mt. Pleasant, Summerville, and key industrial nodes. Given scarcityof well-zoned industrial parcels in the greater Charleston metro, this site presents a rare entry into a constrained supply set. It’s proximate to bothconsumer and business density: residential areas, light industrial districts, and commercial corridors converge, generating demand for convenientstorage.

$1,600,000

2.05 Acres

North Charleston, South Carolina, 29406

Sizeable B-2 commercial tract off Rivers Av-enue. Total of 2.05 AC. Presently, woodedbut owner willing to clear upon a contract tolease for highest and best use. Site is lo-cated behind (former Captain D’s) currentlyLarry’s Convenience Store. The land is highand dry and located in the high traffic andfuture business and transit corridor alongthe 6000 block of Rivers Avenue. Drive byand see the location and opportunity.

$0

4.6 Acres

Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, 29464

FOR LEASE OR FOR SALE 195 FEET OF HWY 17 ROAD FRONTAGE LAND USE REGULATIONS 1. List of Allowed Uses The uses in this section will be allow as by right uses. The following uses are meant to facilitate flexibility in the realization of this development, both from a basis of need and functionality, and from that of future possibility: UTILITIES AND WASTE-RELATED USES -all utilities that are necessary and associated with the development of this property shall be allowed by right. FOOD SERVICES AND DRINKING PLACES • Catering Services • Restaurant, General (to include a Bar and Lounge) • Outdoor Dining SUPPORT ACTIVITIES FOR AGRICULTURE • Agricultural Sales or Services • Roadside Stands MUSEUMS, HISTORICAL SITES AND SIMILAR INSTITUTIONS • Historical Sites • Small Libraries or Archives • Museums RELIGIOUS, CIVIC, PROFESSIONAL AND SIMILAR ORGANIZATIONS -Social Club or Lodge OFFICES • Administrative or Business Office • Professional Office RETAIL SALES • Food Sales • Liquor, Beer, or Wine Sales • Retail Sales or Services, General Gullah Cuisine PD • Art, Hobby, Musical Instrument, Toy, Sporting Goods, or Related Products • Duplicating or Quick Printing Services • Furniture, Cabinet, Home Furnishings, or Related products store • Private Postal or Mailing service • Tobacconist • Sweet grass Basket Stands RETAIL OR PERSONAL SERVICES • Consumer Convenience Service • Dry Cleaners • Tailors or Seamstresses • Hair, Nail, or Skin Care Service • Personal Improvement Services OTHER USES -Resource Extraction 2. Common Open Space and Management

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2.05 Acres

North Charleston, South Carolina, 29406

Sizeable B-2 commercial tract off Rivers Avenue. Total of 2.05 AC. Presently, wooded but the owner is willing to clear upon a contract to lease for highest and best use. Site is located behind (former Captain D's) currently Larry's Convenience Store. The land is high and dry and located in the high traffic and future business and transit corridor along the 6000 block of Rivers Avenue. Drive by and see the location and opportunity.

$425,000

17 Acres

Huger, South Carolina, 29450

BRING REASONABLE OFFER. 17 ACRES OFF CAINHOY ROAD IN HUGER SOUTH CAROLINA. BERKELEY COUNTY ZONING IS A SPLIT ZONING OF (R-2) AND (NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCIAL OF A HALF ACRE FRONTAGE). PROPERTY CAN BE REZONED TO ALL R-2 FOR SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL. WETLANDS HAVE NOT BEEN DELINEATED OR DETERMINED. LOCATED DIRECTLY ACROSS FROM NUCOR STEEL BERKELEY. WATER IS ALONG CAINHOY ROAD FRONTAGE. TAP FEES ARE APPROXIMATELY $3000. SEPTIC SYSTEM WOULD HAVE TO BE INSTALLED. SCE&G GAS LINE EASEMENT CROSSES OVER PROPERTY LINE.TRACT IS ADJACENT TO HUGER COMMUNITY RECREATION CENTER. FRENCH QUARTER CREEK IS AT THE FAR REAR END OF PROPERTY.