NORTH CHARLESTON — Heading toward the old Charleston Navy base, Cosgrove and Spruill avenues form a “T,” sending drivers in one of two directions.

A left turn leads toward bustling Park Circle, a part of the city that is filled with locally owned eating and drinking venues like Stems & Skins, The Tattooed Moose, Jackrabbit Filly and Commonhouse Aleworks. Heading right will take you to the Reynolds Avenue restaurant corridor.

That moniker doesn’t exist just yet, but this portion of the city’s Chicora Cherokee neighborhood is in the midst of a transformation that could bolster the area’s independent restaurants.

NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – A portion of the former Charleston Naval Base could be the future site of a downtown area in North Charleston. “We want to develop into what would be the closest thing we would ever have to a major downtown high-rise, a lot of people located within the area, waterfront. And in order for that to work, we need one master plan,” said Mayor Keith Summey.

NORTH CHARLESTON — A transformative redevelopment on the former Navy base is starting to take shape nearly two years after plans for more than 1.2 million square feet of offices, homes, shops and restaurants were first detailed.

Renovation and redevelopment of the old Navy Base in North Charleston is underway, with restaurants, office space, and apartments planned for Storehouses 8 and 9.

‘Exciting’ transformation in works for old Navy base.

National real estate investment and management company Jamestown has formed a joint venture partnership with local developer WECCO to reposition the North Charleston Navy Yard into a mixed-use neighborhood.

North Charleston, S.C. — Jamestown, an Atlanta-based developer and owner of adaptive mixed-use developments around the world, has partnered with Southeast real estate developers William Cogswell and Jay Weaver to redevelop the 45-acre North Charleston Navy Yard.

NORTH CHARLESTON (AP) – A team of real estate developers plans to transform parts of the former Charleston Naval Base into a sprawling redevelopment of offices, shops and restaurants. Partners behind the planned 1.2 million square feet of new development in North Charleston have completed similar projects in New York, Atlanta and Charleston, the Post and Courier reported.

The Navy Yard is getting new life breathed into it. Real estate investment company Jamestown and Charleston real estate developers William Cogswell and Jay Weaver are repositioning the 45-acre North Charleston Navy Yard into a mixed-use neighborhood, according to a Jamestown news release.