Constructed in 1912 and listed on the National Registry of Historic Places, the Arcade Building is a significant example of the second Renaissance Revival Style. The building has a terra cotta and marble façade, with an iron and reinforced concrete structural system.

The Arcade hosts a wide variety of unique tenants such as: Queer Haven Books, Spa Obsessed Nail Salon, Sugarplum Waxing Room, The Shoe Groom, Ophidian Tattoo, Sage Massage Studio, Le Chic Hair Salon, and Ritual Hair Co-Op.

There are several food service establishments at the Arcade: Stoner’s Pizza, Swanson’s Deli, and Takosushi. Arcade is proud to house two art galleries: Bonnie Goldberg Art Gallery, and Blue Sky Gallery.

Additionally, the second floor houses His and Her’s Tailoring along with a variety of office and service establishments.

For leasing opportunities please contact Trinity Partners @ 803.567.5454

Built in 1896, the Grey Building is a contributing property to the National Register of Historic Places. This two-story brick masonry building features a front façade decorative brick work, a heavy, elaborate tin cornice, and decorative windows above the second floor windows.

The first floor is occupied by Groucho’s Deli, and the second floor houses offices for Grace Community Church.”