Charleston Housing Deal in the Works | Charleston News

Charleston’s Housing Authority and Atlanta developer Integral have struck a new deal to redevelop Cooper River Courts and Meeting Street Manor, pushing back on earlier terms to secure better conditions — though details remain under wraps. The City Council, with reps absent from the meeting, remains focused on its 3,500 affordable housing target by 2032, keeping Project 3500 open for public input. The Housing Authority touts the move as aligned with its new CEO’s vision: revitalizing communities through both physical and social transformation. But with no construction timeline announced, the real impact remains uncertain.

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