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James Island Today
By the People, for the People
Berkeley County Gains Nearly 600 New Homes
Two major housing developments kick off in the Lowcountry region.
Apr. 4, 2026 at 3:49pm
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Berkeley County, South Carolina is set to see a significant increase in its housing stock, with two new development projects underway that will bring nearly 600 new apartments and townhomes to the region. The projects mark a continued growth trend in the Lowcountry area, which has seen high demand for new residential construction.
Why it matters
The Lowcountry region, which includes Berkeley County, has experienced rapid population growth in recent years, driving strong demand for new housing. These two new developments will help meet that demand and provide more options for both renters and homebuyers in the area.
The details
The two new housing projects include a mix of apartments and townhomes. One development will bring 350 new rental units, while the other will add 230 for-sale townhomes. Both projects are located in Berkeley County, which has seen a surge in residential construction activity as the Lowcountry area continues to grow.
- The two new housing developments are kicking off construction in 2026.
- The 350-unit apartment complex is slated for completion by the end of 2027.
- The 230-townhome project is expected to be finished by mid-2028.
The players
Berkeley County
A county located in the Lowcountry region of South Carolina that has experienced rapid population growth and housing demand in recent years.
James Island
A community in South Carolina's Lowcountry that recently made a $340,000 bid on a rundown house, signaling continued real estate activity in the region.
What’s next
The new housing developments will provide much-needed additional inventory to meet the strong demand for homes in the Lowcountry area.
The takeaway
The two new housing projects in Berkeley County demonstrate the continued growth and development occurring in the Lowcountry region, as builders work to keep up with the high demand for both rental and for-sale residential properties.
