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Binswanger represented Jones Apparel Group USA Inc. in the subleasing of 150,148 square feet of space at 7410 Magi Drive in Hanahan to Eagan McAllister Associates Inc. Colliers Keenan represented the tenant.

ULI South Carolina, a district council of the Urban Land Institute, has appointed a new executive committee. Its members are: Glenn Hollis, coastal vice-chairman; he is vice president of development for The Beach Co. Steve Dudash, coastal programs chairman; he is a partner with DesignWorks. Matt Norton, coastal membership chairman; he is a partner with Parker Poe Adams & Bernstein. John Hagerty, coastal sponsorship chairman; he is a partner with Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough. Zach Bearden, coastal young leaders group co-chairman; he is a landscape architect with Seamon Whiteside & Associates. Stephen Black, coastal young leaders group co-chairman; he is a project manager with Greystar Real Estate Partners. David Ramey, SEE2030 co-chairman; he is a business development specialist with LS3P Associates Ltd. Tammie Hoy, SEE2030 co-chairwoman; she is executive director of Lowcountry Housing Trust.

Michael Carmody of CB Richard Ellis Carmody represented the buyer, Kiawah General Store LLC, and the seller, Hargray Communications, in the $4.6 million sale and lease-back of a 17,000 square foot retail and call center facility in Bluffton. Also, Geoff Groat of CB Richard Ellis Carmody represented the landlord in the leasing of 6000 square feet and 2000 square feet, respectively, of warehouse space at 455 Long Point Rd. in Mount Pleasant to Lowcountry Golf Carts LLC and Merlin Autos LLC.

Chris Wiksell of Caldwell Commercial Real Estate Services represented the tenant, SIB Development Inc., in the leasing of 356 square feet at 2040 eWall Street in Mount Pleasant.

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