Columbia SC Real Estate Update 1-31-11
Posted By: Craig Summerall
In: Real Estate News
Date: Mon, Jan 31st 2011 6:00 pm
TODAY'S HEADLINES / JAN. 31, 2011
The 180-kilowatt Burrows Hall Renewable Energy Facility is expected to begin generating renewable energy for the grid early this summer. It will produce enough power for approximately 90 average South Carolina homes.
Another company is moving to the Charleston area to help Boeing build 787 Dreamliners at its final assembly plant. N.C.-based New Breed Logistics, already a Boeing partner, plans to open a new facility near the Boeing plant in North Charleston.
Officers confiscated apparel and charged Jessica Freitas Norris with trafficking in counterfeit goods at Evolution Designer Apparel of Dutch Square Mall last Thursday. Norris, who owns Evolution Designer Apparel, could face up to five years in prison and a fine of $25,000.
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This new division will provide services to assist home builders and developers with new home community management, marketing strategies and full service sales support.
SBA Deputy Administrator Marie Johns will visit the S.C. Minority Business Enterprise Center in Columbia on Tuesday to discuss how local minority-owned businesses are creating jobs and helping to drive economic recovery with help from the SBA.
Out of 97,000 employers who report wages, almost 45,000 will have their payments reduced, some will pay nothing. This reduction is primarily because for the last seven years the employees of these businesses have neither been laid off nor have they had to draw unemployment benefits.
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Fifty GSSM students, along with 11 scholars from high schools across the state, will present findings from scientific research conducted during their participation in the 2010 Summer Program for Research Interns.
Each Monday the Business Report publishes a calendar of who is entertaining the state’s legislators.
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