Former and long-serving Charleston Mayor Joseph P. Riley, Jr. provides insight into the years of careful and deliberate planning for Point Hope, and how it addresses the area’s environmental sensitivity.
Schools and education play a pivotal role in the success of a community – and vice versa! Point Hope’s excellent public schools can’t excel in a vacuum. They need the participation and support of parents and the greater community to help students thrive.
Point Hope’s thoughtful community design creates a conservation-minded bridge between the land’s natural resources and historic legacy and its vibrant future. Half of the community’s 9,000 acres will remain undeveloped
We’re kicking off fall 2022 by hosting our signature live music event on Saturday, September 17th from 5-8 pm on the Village Green. ‘Gathering on the Green’ showcases free live music, delicious food available for purchase from local food trucks, lawn games and family fun in the heart of the Point Hope community. Event highlights […]
Point Hope’s second neighborhood is here! Anchored by the historic Sanders House, a future dog park, large ponds and abundant natural and garden-like areas, Hopewell features homes by David Weekley Homes, Pulte Homes and Toll Brothers.
Residents living in thoughtfully-designed master planned communities like Point Hope can rest assured that community-wide stormwater management practices help significantly minimize the chance of stormwater damage and inconvenience during major weather events.