Summary
Charleston just waved goodbye to its final cruise ship at Union Pier, opening the door for a massive revamp of the downtown waterfront. Local leaders and developers are now pivoting to figure out what comes next for this prime piece of real estate.
At a glance
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- Last 30 days
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Impact analysis
Tourism revenue might take a temporary hit, but property values and new commercial developments in the area are likely to skyrocket.
Downtown residents and business owners who are tired of massive crowds, traffic, and pollution will finally get some breathing room.
Local tour operators and downtown businesses that relied heavily on cruise ship passengers for daily foot traffic.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Charleston planners to show ways to connect Union Pier to downtown
The city and community partners are meeting Thursday to discuss connecting the 65-acre Union Pier site to the City of Charleston.
Charleston’s Union Pier bids bon voyage to its final cruise ship
Charleston’s Union Pier bids bon voyage to its final cruise ship South Carolina Daily Gazette
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