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BERKELEY COUNTY, S.C. – The Nexton community has announced leasing and development progress on phase one of One Nexton, a Publix-anchored mixed-use development situated on 23.66 acres at the northeast corner of Brighton Park Boulevard and Nexton Parkway.

Developed by Branch Properties and Charlotte-based Crosland Southeast, the community’s first phase, expected to be completed this fall, features 32,000 square feet of retail space as well as two corner outparcels and 351 Class-A apartments.

The retail shop spaces are 100% leased, with confirmed retail tenants including Catrina’s Cantina, Jersey Mike’s Subs, Swamp Fox Agency, The Packie Wine and Spirits, Roper St. Francis, Dulce Churros, Ice Cream and Cocktails, Heartland Dental, Woodhaven Pizza, Ruby’s Bagels, Noire Nails, Basecamp Fitness, Naan Appetit and Fifth Third Bank.

Upon full buildout of its multiple phases, One Nexton will deliver an immersive community experience with its spacious green space for year-round programming and activations, plus additional parks and trails that connect to the greater community, all of which are walkable and bikeable to the 7,500 homes in Nexton.

“One Nexton seamlessly epitomizes all that our community strives to accomplish by creating a dynamic and vibrant environment for residents to live, work and play,” said Brent Gibadlo, senior vice president of development at Nexton. “By prioritizing thoughtful commercial and residential additions, we can fulfill the desires and needs of our residents, while cutting down on commute times and improving quality of life.”

Situated less than a mile from the nearest major commuting route along Interstate 26, One Nexton will provide approximately 150,000 square feet of high-quality shopping and dining space throughout its multiple phases. Future phases will also include a hotel, office space and additional retail and services.

“We are thrilled to welcome a strong mix of local and national retailers to One Nexton,” said Jesse Shannon, president & chief investment officer at Branch Properties. “Upon completion later this year, the center is poised to become the premier retail hub for the ever-growing Summerville community.”

Charlotte-based Shook Kelley was selected as One Nexton’s master designer, Charleston-based SGA Narmour Wright Design is the multifamily architect and Alpharetta-based Hiscutt & Associates, Inc. is the phase-one retail architect.

Jeff Yurfest CCIM, Executive Vice President with TSCG is responsible for One Nexton’s outparcel and retail leasing activity. Greystar is managing the multifamily real estate component.

Nexton announced the groundbreaking of Marketplace at Nexton, a new service, retail and restaurant development.

Located at the intersection of Nexton Parkway and Cross Park Lane, Marketplace at Nexton will include six one-story buildings ranging from 3,500 to 10,000 square feet, offering a total of 35,000 square feet of retail space for sale or lease.

More than 14,000 square feet of space has been leased by tenants including Dunkin’, sWeetFrog frozen yogurt, El Patron Mexican restaurant, Rotolo’s Craft and Crust Pizza, Dance Moves of Charleston, Shimmer nail salon and a liquor store concept. Currently, 12,000 square feet of space is remaining for sale or lease.

“Marketplace at Nexton is an ideal addition to our dynamic community as it will thoughtfully meet the needs of our residents,” says Cassie Cataline, marketing director at Nexton. “This development will not only expand our diverse array of retail and dining options but also offer our residents even more convenient and desirable amenities.”

Designed and built by SL Shaw & Associates, Marketplace at Nexton is strategically positioned adjacent to vibrant residential and retail offerings, including a brand-new Harris Teeter grocery store, ensuring seamless access for those living and working nearby. Marketplace at Nexton is anticipated to open in 2025.

“Marketplace at Nexton exemplifies SL Shaw’s commitment to creating thoughtfully designed spaces that are easily accessible and cater to a variety of lifestyles and preferences,” says Phillip Manchester, managing partner at SL Shaw & Associates. “We are looking forward to seeing this project come to life and become yet another vibrant central hub for the community.”

Bridge Commercial manages the leasing at Marketplace at Nexton.

For more information on Nexton, visit www.nexton.com. For more information on Nexton’s commercial offerings, visit https://www.nexton.com/commercial/.

The Medical University of South Carolina health system will seek to borrow up to $705 million to finally build new hospitals in fast-growing areas of Berkeley and Lancaster counties.

The Medical University Hospital Authority Board of Trustees voted to seek up to $395 million for a 70-bed hospital and a 30,000-square-foot medical office building in Nexton. The board also approved up to $310 million for a 50-bed hospital and 60,000-square-foot medical office building in Indian Land, just south of the North Carolina border.

The hospital authority now needs to get approval from the State Fiscal Accountability Authority to go out on the market for the loans.

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Both are projects that the health system has pursued for years but ran into delays, said Dr. Patrick Cawley, CEO of MUSC Health. The required state licenses for those hospitals, known as a Certificate of Need, were fought by competitors. And the pandemic didn't help, Cawley said.

"We’re finally past the Certificate of Need challenges, we’re finally past where COVID slowed everything down, and now we’re ready to really proceed," he said.

General contractors and architects have already been hired and have started work.

"Now we're ready to start building," Cawley said.

He anticipated breaking ground within a year.

The medical office buildings will go up first, which aids in the recruitment of new doctors to the area, followed by the hospitals. The offices should open in 2026, the hospitals in 2027.

It is no secret why the health system is targeting both areas around Summerville and in what is essentially now the suburbs of Charlotte, Cawley said.

"Both of these areas are some of the fastest-growing ZIP codes in the state of South Carolina," he said.

But it is not just those areas — health care has grown from 4.9 percent of the state's economy to now 6.8 percent, said MUSC President David J. Cole.

"It's only going to continue to increase," he said. Part of it is just population growth from an "influx of people coming from all over the nation" to South Carolina, Cole said. But it is also the aging of the population in general, he said.

Nexton announces swift leasing on Publix-anchored mixed-use center

Leasing and development are progressing at One Nexton, a Publix-anchored mixed-use development situated on 23.66 acres at the northeast corner of Brighton Park Boulevard and Nexton Parkway in Summerville.

Developed by Branch Properties and Charlotte-based Crosland Southeast, the community’s first phase, expected to be completed this fall, features 32,000 square feet of retail space as well as two corner outparcels and 351 Class-A apartments. The retail shop spaces are 100% leased, with confirmed retail tenants such as Catrina’s Cantina, Jersey Mike’s Subs, Swamp Fox Agency, The Packie Wine and Spirits, Roper St. Francis, Dulce Churros, Ice Cream and Cocktails, Heartland Dental, Woodhaven Pizza, Ruby’s Bagels, Noire Nails, Basecamp Fitness, Naan Appetit and Fifth Third Bank.

Upon the full buildout of its multiple phases, One Nexton will offer its green space for year-round programming and activities and additional parks and trails connecting to the greater community. All of these are walkable and bikeable to the 7,500 homes in Nexton.

“One Nexton seamlessly epitomizes all that our community strives to accomplish by creating a dynamic and vibrant environment for residents to live, work and play,” said Brent Gibadlo, senior vice president of development at Nexton. “By prioritizing thoughtful commercial and residential additions, we can fulfill the desires and needs of our residents while cutting down on commute times and improving quality of life.”

Less than a mile from the nearest major commuting route along Interstate 26, One Nexton will provide approximately 150,000 square feet of shopping and dining space throughout its multiple phases. Future phases include a hotel, office space, and additional retail and services.

“We are thrilled to welcome a strong mix of local and national retailers to One Nexton,” said Jesse Shannon, president and chief investment officer at Branch Properties. “Upon completion later this year, the center is poised to become the premier retail hub for the ever-growing Summerville community.”

Charlotte-based Shook Kelley was selected as One Nexton’s master designer, Charleston-based SGA Narmour Wright Design is the multifamily architect, and Alpharetta-based Hiscutt & Associates Inc. is the phase-one retail architect.

Jeff Yurfest, executive vice president with TSCG, is responsible for One Nexton’s outparcel and retail leasing activity. Greystar manages the multifamily real estate component.

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Nexton Honored with 2023 Best in American Living Award

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SUMMERVILLE, S.C. – Nexton, the most innovative and walkable community in South Carolina, announced today it was awarded a 2023 Best in American Living Awards (BALA) by The National Association of Home Builders Design Committee in the category of Single-Family Community For Rent for its built-for-rent neighborhood, The Villas at Nexton. BALA is the building industry’s premier residential design awards program that spotlights the most creative and talented industry professionals who redefine design excellence for homes and communities nationally and internationally.

“Built-for-rent communities are rapidly gaining popularity as they offer a unique blend of convenience, flexibility and community living,” says Cassie Cataline, marketing director at Nexton. “This award underscores Nexton’s commitment to providing innovative housing solutions that prioritize modern lifestyles and foster vibrant communities and we are honored to be recognized.”

The Villas at Nexton earned the gold award in the category Single-Family Community for Rent. The Villas at Nexton spans nearly 27 acres and offers 282 single-family and duplex rental homes that cater to young professionals, empty nesters and those transitioning to the Charleston area looking to rent instead of buy. The community features a mix of one-, two- and three-bedroom cottages, each with its own private, fenced yard, as well as one-bedroom lofts and carriage units. The homes range from 650 to 1,350 square feet and rental rates start at $1,535 per month.

To create a true neighborhood feel for its residents, the community features open green spaces to host community events, courtyards with pavilions and barbeque stations, a central clubhouse and resort-style pool, state-of-the-art fitness center, dog park and electric car charging stations. The homes offer nine- to 12-foot ceilings, quartz countertops, wood-grain flooring, in-unit washers and dryers, a smart home technology package and have 24/7 on-call maintenance and optional enclosed garage parking.

Nexton is a lifestyle-driven destination that artfully blends the best of live, work and play by offering conveniences such as state-of-the-art schools, modern infrastructure, 20 miles of trails and 2,000 acres of green space. The community’s four residential neighborhoods include apartments, built-for-rent homes, townhomes and a variety of for-sale single-family homes that cater to first-time buyers, executives and 55+ retirees. Nexton has currently sold over 3,000 homes.

For more information on The Villas at Nexton, visit: https://thevillasatnexton.com/. To learn more about Nexton, visit: www.nexton.com.

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