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The Post and Courier
December 11, 2006
Seven Farms Apartments was dedicated last week by city of Charleston officials and the Daniel Island Co. It marks the first of three planned developments on Daniel Island that will help the upscale planned community meet a requirement of making 5 percent of its housing stock available to low-income buyers or renters. A second project that will offer below-market-rate homes is under construction. Geared toward first-time buyers, the 84-unit Parkside Condominiums is expected to welcome residents near the end of the first quarter of 2007.
