New community coming to Clements Ferry on Daniel Island - Point Hope

Written By Mike White

Point Hope is the first community within the former Cainhoy Plantation property, the last of its kind in the City of Charleston and the Charleston Tri-County area. The Master Plan seeks to establish a place—a new town—which includes the functionality and conveniences of modern life but captures the essence of living in the Lowcountry. Point Hope is anchored by Point Hope Village—a mixed-use commercial district, which provides Class A retail, multifamily, and office uses in the heart of the development. Along with an existing Publix-anchored shopping center plans for the first phase include, single and multifamily residential uses, best-in-class schools, and a wide range of neighborhood amenities. Every detail has been thoughtfully interspersed within miles of marsh front and waterfront vistas to create a walkable community in a lowcountry setting. The development is managed by the DI Development Company with vast experience in creating master-planned communities.

Point Hope’s meandering trails lead residents on their own paths of discovery, through inspiring natural environments and connecting to great schools, parks, open spaces, shopping and dining. The homes here are thoughtfully designed with a forward-thinking take on Lowcountry architecture, a vision brought to life by some of the region’s most respected builders including David Weekley Homes, Pulte Homes and Toll Brothers.

THE OVERVIEW - POINT HOPE FIRST PHASE

  • Point Hope Commons:

    • 80,000 SF Publix-anchored Neighborhood Shopping Center including 30,000 SF of small shop space

  • Two Multi-family Developments:

    • Paxton Point Hope Apartments, 274-units, completed in 2018

    • Newbrook Apartments, 264 units, currently under construction

  • First Single-Family Community within the Master Plan:

    • Construction to begin in 2020

  • Best-In-Class STEM Public Schools (K-12):

    • Philip Simmons Elementary and Middle School

      • Philip Simmons High School

  • Commercial Amenities

    • Commercial development to include retail, restaurants, multi family, and office space o

  • Neighborhood Amenities

    • Nature trails, water views, parks, biking paths, playgrounds, and more

Mike White
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