Cormac is one of Charleston's newest downtown apartment communities under construction at 1310 Meeting Street in downtown Charleston. The development includes 13,068 SF of ground-floor retail with 303 studios, 1 bedroom, and 2 bedroom units in an 8 story building. The development is located at the confluence of Meeting Street, King Street, and Morrison Drive. Access is excellent with a nearby entrance/exit off of I-26 and close proximity to the Ravenel Bridge.Cormac provides unprecedented, luxury living in the rapidly growing North Morrison ''NoMo'' neighborhood. The community provides an unbeatable location to many bars and restaurants as well as easy access to all major areas in Charleston, including downtown, Mt. Pleasant, and North Charleston. Cormac provides common things in uncommon ways, with high-class, unique home finish schemes, unbeatable amenities, and one of the most unique locations in Charleston.Retail spaces will be ready for Tenant upfits in December 2022. Two spaces are designed for the first floor facing meeting street. The sizes of the spaces are Retail A at 3,049 SF and Retail B at 8,296 SF (which can be split into smaller space sizes) and contains a total of 2,800 SF of outdoor space between the two suites. All spaces face a large sidewalk along Meeting Street or a large public plaza that can accommodate outdoor seating for restaurant uses. Tall storefronts face Meeting Street which will allow great visibility into the retail spaces and areas for signage. Lots of natural light will flow into the retail spaces.Building systems ready for Tenant's use include 2.5'' natural gas, 2,500 AMP for all 13,068 SF, 480 volt, 4-wire, 3 phase electric for all retail spaces, 24' grease duct, and 16'' x 16'' exhaust duct for Retail B.? A total of three 1,500 gallon of grease trap interceptors will be provided by the developer for Tenant's use.? On-site trash disposal is available to Tenants.? Parking is provided in the on-site parking garage which is directly behind the retail spaces, as well as 40 commercial parking spaces with 4 on-street spaces.?