Charleston's Committee on Real Estate voted Oct. 26 to authorize an $8 million purchase and sale agreement for about 29 acres on Clements Ferry Road, intended for a joint fire and police station. The price rose from the $7.56 million council had approved.
Why this matters here
Public safety buildings follow rooftops, and the city paying up to stay on that corridor says how fast the Cainhoy Peninsula is filling in.
First reported by postandcourier.com.
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