The Latest
From neighborhood news to exciting events, each update is a glimpse into the vibrant life of Point Hope. Explore what’s new, what’s coming, and the many ways to feel at home here.
Dec 1, 2024
Introducing Doolittle Park
Construction is underway on Point Hope's swim, racquet sport and recreational center. Doolittle Park will be Point Hope’s signature amenity, a resident-only destination where you can do as much - or as little - as you desire.
May 15, 2026
Medical Services Continue to Expand at Point Hope
Convenient access to trusted healthcare providers is becoming increasingly important, and Point Hope continues to grow with that in mind. Throughout the community, residents can find a wide range of medical, wellness and specialty services close to home, making it easier to prioritize health without leaving the neighborhood. Anchoring the area’s healthcare offerings is the […]
May 15, 2026
Exciting New Businesses Coming to Point Hope in 2026
As one of the fastest-growing master-planned communities in the Charleston region, Point Hope continues to welcome new dining, wellness and retail destinations that enhance everyday life for residents and visitors alike. Several exciting new businesses are opening throughout the community in 2026, further expanding the mix of convenience and experiences available within Point Hope. One […]
May 15, 2026
Safe Streets by Design: How Point Hope Prioritizes Public Safety
At Point Hope, public safety has been thoughtfully considered from the very beginning. Envisioned as a trails-first community, Point Hope was designed to encourage walkability, connectivity and safer everyday movement for residents, visitors and families alike. Throughout the community, miles of pedestrian trails connect homes to parks, schools, shops and gathering spaces. Sidewalks, monitored crosswalks […]
Apr 13, 2026
The Sanders House is Now Open to Residents
Tucked beneath the oaks at Point Hope, one of the oldest structure on the Cainhoy Peninsula has been completely refurbished and is now open to Point Hope property owners for gatherings and private events. Built around 1860 on property where the Hopewell neighborhood is now located, the home sits on land shaped by centuries of […]
Mar 26, 2026
The Work That Lasts: Honoring Philip Simmons
At Point Hope, the legacy of Philip Simmons is an important part of our community. Widely regarded as one of Charleston’s most influential artisans, Simmons was known for his handcrafted iron gates and decorative metalwork, enduring pieces that still appear throughout the City and continue to shape its historic character. Within Point Hope, the Philip […]
Mar 17, 2026
Grow With Us: Introducing the Point Hope Community Garden
There’s something special about growing your own food, especially here in the Lowcountry, where the seasons, soil and sense of community all come together in a meaningful way. That spirit is at the heart of the Point Hope Community Garden, a new shared space designed for residents to stay grounded, learn something new and quite […]
Nov 4, 2025
The Season of Giving at Point Hope
As the holidays approach, it’s the perfect time to embrace the spirit of generosity that exists within our community. At Point Hope, we believe that small acts of kindness can make a lasting impact, especially when we come together to support our neighbors in need. The Point Hope Blessing Box Located at Philip Simmons Elementary […]
Oct 8, 2025
John Bartlam: America’s First Porcelain Maker and His Cainhoy Legacy
Today, Cainhoy is better known as a growing residential and commercial sector within the City of Charleston. But beneath the modern development lies a remarkable layer of history where an English craftsman once tried to rival the great factories of Europe from the banks of the Wando. From Staffordshire to South Carolina John Bartlam was […]
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