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 Development Gains Visibility as Construction Progresses
Posted on
Thursday, October 30, 2025
Thursday, October 30, 2025
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, a transformative riverfront redevelopment, continues to move forward as construction activity ramps up and the project’s presence becomes more visible along Charleston’s upper peninsula. Developer Highland Resources recently received city approval to install a temporary marketing display to enhance visibility from Interstate 26.
The creative structure – built from three stacked, 40-foot shipping containers standing nearly 30 feet tall – will showcase Magnolia Landings name across the 190-acre site near King Street Extension and Braswell Street. The installation pays homage to the district’s industrial history while signaling the next phase of progress for this mixed-use community.
As part of the project team, Iskagna is providing development management services, helping guide the vision of Magnolia Landing from concept to reality. This landmark project represents more than just redevelopment – it reflects Charleston’s ongoing evolution, thoughtfully connecting the city’s rich industrial past with its dynamic and sustainable future along the Ashley River.
