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Lowcountry office rents dip as leasing demand shifts - Charleston Business
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Lowcountry office rents dip as leasing demand shifts - Charleston Business
Average asking rent in Q1 2025 dropped to $27.95/sq. ft. Dorchester County led Q1 leasing with nearly 60,000 sq. ft. Berkeley County hit a Q1 leasing record, led by Nexton and Goose Creek Lower-cost submarkets saw stronger activity than Charleston or Mount Pleasant The first quarter of 2025 commercial real estate in the Lowcountry saw price per square foot decrease, rental space increase and even a record high for one tri-county submarke…
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