Charleston, South Carolina Marinas for Sale

Charleston sits at the confluence of the Ashley and Cooper Rivers, which merge into Charleston Harbor before opening to the Atlantic. South Carolina's 360,000 registered recreational boats and the Charleston metro's rapid population growth have pushed marina demand past capacity — boatyards report months-long waits even for minor service work. Safe Harbor Marinas acquired the City Marina, Bristol Marina, and the Wando River boatyard, and the City Marina's new Megadock expansion with 100-foot concrete finger piers targets the growing megayacht segment. BlueWater Marinas, a Charleston-based operator backed by Bain Capital Real Estate, is actively acquiring East Coast properties. The Lowcountry's tidal range (5-6 feet), hurricane exposure, and saltwater environment demand floating docks and resilient infrastructure, but strong year-round demand makes Charleston one of the Southeast's most competitive marina markets.

Charleston, South Carolina currently has 1 marina listing tracked by Marina Deal Flow. 1 has a publicly listed asking price.

The listed marina in Charleston has an asking price of $1.4M.

Our database includes 3 recent marina transactions in South Carolina, providing comparable sales data for buyers evaluating the Charleston market.

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