Acquiring Company
Procaccianti Companies
Acquired Company
Charleston Harbor Resort
ProvidenceSouth CarolinaReal EstateReal Estate InvestmentReal EstateHospitalityHotelDescription
Procaccianti Companies and Rugger Capital have acquired Charleston Harbor Resort, a waterfront property in South Carolina. In a parallel move, Suntex Marinas has acquired the adjacent Charleston Harbor Marina. The new owners plan to renovate the resort and enhance guest experiences. Both properties will operate separately while complementing each other as part of a major waterfront destination.
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Who acquired Charleston Harbor Resort?
Charleston Harbor Resort was acquired by Procaccianti Companies, based in Providence. The deal was reported on September 9, 2026. Procaccianti Companies is one of the largest and most respected privately held real estate investment and services firms in the United States. Procaccianti Companies is privately held and operates in Real Estate.
When did Procaccianti Companies acquire Charleston Harbor Resort?
Procaccianti Companies's acquisition of Charleston Harbor Resort was reported on September 9, 2026. Procaccianti Companies and Rugger Capital have acquired Charleston Harbor Resort, a waterfront property in South Carolina. In a parallel move, Suntex Marinas has acquired the adjacent Charleston Harbor Marina. Fundz records the date the transaction was first publicly reported, sourced from filings and company announcements.
What does Charleston Harbor Resort do?
Charleston Harbor Resort is a 217-key waterfront property offering high-quality hospitality experiences. It is situated in a prime location for visitors seeking a blend of resort services and marine activities. It is privately held, operating in Real Estate, and is based in South Carolina.
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