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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 2006

Page

10

Downtown signage study and park redesign face council review

City Council debated five downtown kiosks and signs aimed at guiding shoppers and promoting local sites. Parks plans for Richland and York drew criticism over views and surface materials. additional renderings will be shown later.

Stoker Hitchcock Woods Anaclerio Richland Avenue Colleton Avenue Williamsburg Street Planning Commission Douglas Jones

Growth area reshapes Aiken housing market with new developments

The Northside gains include Windham Place retirement living and Ashton Oaks as City partners transform a troubled trailer park into financed homes. The Community Development Improvement Corporation and Second Baptist Church join the effort, with 97 homes built, 35 under construction, and 135 proposed. Private developers have built 30 Northside homes, 34 under construction, and 47 proposed. Realtors call Aiken the hottest South Carolina market, driven by retirees and rising sales. Woodside Plantation expands with equestrian lots and a community-focused layout, while Meybohm notes about 10 developments offering broad price ranges from 110 000 townhomes to 410 000 homes.

Fowler Farmers Market Aiken County Museum Aiken Center For the Arts Janet Morris Aiken Richland York Michael Anaclerio Aiken Corporation Wilkins Byrd Windham Place Ashton Oaks LeDue Second Baptist Church Northside Community Development Improvement Corporation Jim Peters Peters Aiken County

Aiken County poised as welcome mat for retiree migration

Experts project a booming in migration to the Carolinas driven by baby boomers. In-migrants are expected to total about 470000 residents in 2006 across North and South Carolina, with $30.21 billion in impact and 135000 jobs. In Aiken County, 15000 housing units are approved or planned, signaling a housing surge as retirees seek quality of life and tax scenarios. Local chambers report high relocation inquiries from retirees, especially from Florida and the Northeast, as tourism fuels migration.

Patrick Mason North South Carolina Mason Center For Carolina Living U.S University of North Carolina Asheville University of South Carolina Carolinas Aiken County Aiken North Augusta Columbia Florida Greater Aiken J. David Jameson Victoria Hann North Augusta Chamber of Commerce Roni Geiselhart

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