Monday's headlines from the Charleston Regional Business Journal

Developer sees strong demand for smaller office space

Real estate developers across the country have expressed concern as more office workers have successfully transitioned to remote working during the pandemic. A partner in Cityvolve expects interest to remain strong for commercial office space that is 1,000 square feet to 3,000 square feet.

Hempgrid aims to strengthen the hemp supply chain

Hempgrid, a new entity formed by the Hemp Alliance Group, is working to leverage hemp to strengthen the domestic manufacturing economy and reduce imports, boosting the market for hemp fiber and for health and wellness derivatives such as CBD.

Hot Properties

Timothy J. Hagar of National Restaurant Properties represented the tenant, Arritas LLC, in the lease of restaurant property at 161 Rutledge Ave. in Charleston from 69 Darlington Co.

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