The Post & Courier reported today that a Colorado-based company plans to build a 210-unit garage complex near the airport and plans to sell parking spaces to frequent Charleston visitors so they never need to pay for parking again. The purchase comes with access to a clubhouse that will offer updated flight schedules and beverage service, as well as the ground transportation.
The concept is aimed partly at second-home owners who have property in places such as Kiawah Island, downtown Charleston and Isle of Palms, said Scott Rotermund, one of the partners in Airport Garages.
Prices range from $39,900 for a single stall to $109,900 for an 18-by-50-foot space that can hold about six sport utility vehicles. Owners also would pay a monthly maintenance fee of about $40. The company compares its airport parking concept to the "dockominium" trend at places like Wild Dunes in which marina owners have sold off boat slips instead of renting them.
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