Source: Post and Courier Charleston’s Four Seasons Hotel and Residences is moving forward, with a targeted opening set for 2030. The nine-story luxury development will bring world-class hospitality and thoughtfully designed residential spaces to the heart of...
Magnolia Landing’s First Two Parks Head to City Review
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Monday, October 05, 2026
Monday, October 05, 2026
Indigo Road Hospitality Group’s Riva Mare is Now Open
Source: Southern Living Riva Mare, a new rooftop dining concept from The Indigo Road Hospitality Group, is bringing coastal Italian cuisine and elevated design to Charleston’s Navy Yard. The restaurant combines a thoughtfully designed setting with a menu inspired by...
Riva Mare, a rooftop restaurant, is planned for the Charleston Design District
Source: CHS Today A new rooftop dining experience is set to debut in downtown Charleston with the arrival of Riva Mare, an Italian-inspired concept from The Indigo Road Hospitality Group. The restaurant will bring coastal Italian cuisine and elevated design to the...
Magnolia Landing, the nearly 200-acre, $2 billion mixed-use development on Charleston’s upper peninsula, is moving forward with plans for 26 acres of parks and green space. The project will bring homes, offices, hotels, shops, and restaurants to the Ashley River waterfront, with parks designed to connect it all into one cohesive neighborhood.
Iskagna Management has supported Highland Resources on the Magnolia Landing development since before the groundbreaking, providing project management services, including design and permitting oversight, as well as construction planning. Our team has drawn on local knowledge of the Charleston market to help navigate complex regulatory and environmental requirements, including securing FEMA approval that supports the city’s flood resiliency goals. Throughout the process, we’ve focused on clear communication with everyone involved to keep the project moving forward.
As Charleston continues to grow, Magnolia Landing represents a significant investment in the city’s future, transforming the upper peninsula into a connected, livable waterfront community while adding green space for residents and visitors alike.
