South Carolina
The Navy Yard Storehouse 8 & 9 is a mixed-use development consisting of to former naval warehouses. The new development of the property will feature 86 luxury rental apartments, 32,000 sf of creative office space, 7,200 sf of first floor restaurant space, and a glass enclosed rooftop restaurant with an outdoor terrace offering views of the water and the surrounding area. Storehouse 8 will have 39,000 square feet of commercial space that will house seven office tenants and two restaurant tenants. Storehouse 9 will include the 86 residential units and a retail/office space. PROJECT DETAILS LOCATION Charleston, SC AMENITIES 86 luxury rental apartments, 32,000 sf of creative office space, 7,200 sf of first floor restaurant space, and a glass enclosed rooftop restaurant with an outdoor terrace
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Judson Mill is a massive, 35-acre site, consisting of a warehouse, mill, smokestack and a small paint shop – the oldest of which, the mill, dates back to 1912. The warehouse will feature the third largest rock climbing gym on the East Coast, and will be next door to a new Feed & Seed location, wherein volunteers and workers will provide healthy options for lower-income communities. In front of the warehouse will be Greenville’s newest country music concert venue, Cowboy Up. On the other side of the warehouse, the “Jud Hub” will live. This will be a collaborative workplace environment that will serve as a social entrepreneurship innovation center. These are a few of the many new amenities that will be part of the restored Judson Mill project. In May 2021, the Wall Street Journal named Greenville, NC one of the breakout cities around the country that are leading the charge in the nation’s economic rebound. According to the Wall Street Journal, Greenville is one of a few midsized cities that has drawn workers and businesses with large and affordable homes, ample access to outdoor space and less congestion during the pandemic. Foss & Company is proud to be a part of projects such as Judson Mill in Greenville, which not only helps to preserve our country’s history, but also creates jobs, provides housing and increases local revenues. PROJECT DETAILS LOCATION Greenville, SC AMENITIES Rock Climbing Gym, Music Venue, Feed & Seed, Collaborative Innovation Center, and More.
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In September 2020, a three-alarm fire raged inside the Babcock Building, destroying what was a major part of the Columbia, SC, skyline for more than a century. With the help of federal funding and tax credits, the developer, Clachan Properties, has brought back a piece of capital city history. The building’s iconic cupola is being meticulously reconstructed on site and will be airlifted back to its place on the building, a testament to the commitment of preserving the building’s architectural heritage. Located right in the middle of the largest development project in Columbia history, the building was built in 1885 and will be transformed into 208 luxury apartments with amenities. Received the 2024 Preservation Award PROJECT DETAILS LOCATION Columbia, SC AMENITIES 208 luxury apartments
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The Cigar Factory is the featured project of the Foss South Carolina 2014 Fund I, LLC. Originally constructed as a textile mill in 1882, the building was converted in 1893 by the American Tobacco Co. to produce the popular cigar brand Rio-Tan. The Cigar Factory was converted into 200,000SF of retail and office space as well as 8,000SF of event space. The building which is located at 701 E Bay Street in Charleston, South Carolina, enjoys sweeping views of the harbor, port and city skyline. Total development costs amounted to approximately $63 million. PROJECT DETAILS LOCATION Charleston, SC
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