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Rag & Bone, Alice + Olivia coming to Charleston s King St | Real Estate

Two New York City-based clothing brands, Rag & Bone and Alice + Olivia, will set up shop in downtown Charleston in the new year.

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Rag & Bone, Alice + Olivia coming to Charleston s King St | Retail

Two New York City-based clothing brands, Rag & Bone and Alice + Olivia, will set up shop in downtown Charleston in the new year.

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Rag & Bone, Alice + Olivia coming to Charleston s King St | Retail

Rag & Bone, Alice + Olivia coming to Charleston s King St | Retail
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Baltimore developer pays $15M for several downtown Charleston buildings

The King Street properties include upstairs living quarters and street-level commercial space. The buyers are planning upgrades to attract tenants to the mostly vacant ground-floor retail slots.

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Baltimore restaurant Allora, known for its Roman menu, will move to a larger space in Mount Vernon

Restaurateur Brendon Hudson has signed a lease to move the restaurant into a ground-floor space in the City House Charles development.

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