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Local business buzz – October 2025

New spots, fresh faces and exciting plans across the Lowcountry.


From podcast studios and social spas to bike rentals, golf lounges and fresh storefronts, this month’s local business buzz proves the Lowcountry is never short on good ideas. Some spots have just opened; others are gearing up to welcome you in, and all of them add something new to life here. Whether you’re chasing cozy fall finds, planning a day out or simply curious about what’s changing around town, here’s what to keep on your radar.

Story By Bailey Gilliam


Now Open

221B Studios podcasting studio in Bluffton


221B Studios

Sheridan Park, Bluffton

For anyone itching to hit “record,” 221B Studios makes it easy to sound and look like a pro. This new podcast- and video-production space offers multi-camera setups, live switching and a creative team that knows how to polish an idea until it shines. It is tucked inside The Grind Roasters, so you can sip a latte while plotting your next big episode.


Ace Window Cleaning and Vehicle Detailing in Bluffton

Ace Window Cleaning & Vehicle Detailing

25 Buckingham Plantation Drive, Bluffton

Veteran-owned and community-minded, Ace tackles the two chores most of us would rather avoid: dirty windows and grimy cars. They do it with skill, fairness and a straightforward approach. The result is sparkling panes, spotless rides and a little extra time back in your day.


Jean-Pierre Kilfa clothing store in Bluffton


Jean-Pierre Klifa


14 Promenade, Bluffton

Now open in The Promenade, this Parisian-born designer is known for bold prints, airy fabrics and breezy-chic style. His clothing and accessories have just the right mix of polish and ease, perfect for Lowcountry living, with a dash of European flair.

 


Foot rub Recline and Unwind Social Spa in Beaufort

Recline & Unwind Social Spa

204 Carteret St., Beaufort

Part spa and part social hangout, this new spot in downtown Beaufort offers quick 15-minute massages in zero-gravity recliners. Pair it with a glass of wine or beer, bring the kids for their own mini-services, and you have an easy way to relax without blocking out half a day. It is a clever twist on wellness that feels more like fun than obligation.


Egret and Iron Golf Club in Beaufort golf simulator

Egret & Iron Golf Club

2139 Boundary St., Beaufort

Equal parts clubhouse and lounge, Egret & Iron brings indoor golf to Beaufort with a mix of vintage charm and modern technology. Swing away on the simulators, grab a drink at the bar, and enjoy the game without worrying about tee times or weather forecasts. There is no stuffy dress code here, only a good time with friends.


Dentist appointment Fording Island Dental in Okatie

Fording Island Dental

201 Okatie Village Drive, Okatie

Nobody loves sitting in the dentist’s chair, but Fording Island Dental makes it a little easier. With everything from basic cleanings to Invisalign and implants, the team focuses on advanced care in a welcoming, family-style setting. The goal is simple: healthy smiles and a bit less dread about your next appointment.


Alljoy Bike and Beach Rental Company blue bikes in Hilton Head Island

Alljoy Bike & Beach Rental Company

360 Spanish Wells Road, Hilton Head Island

Think of Alljoy as your shortcut to a perfect island day. They will deliver bikes, chairs, umbrellas and other beach gear straight to your door, sparing you the hassle of hauling. With their local knowledge and quality equipment, you are set for sunrise pedals along the water or sunset picnics in the sand.


Coming Soon

Anytime Fitness coming to Hilton Head Island

Anytime Fitness

Festival Centre, Hilton Head

This gym chain is bringing its 24/7 model to Hilton Head, which means you can work out whenever motivation strikes. Whether it is early morning or late at night, the gym is ready for you. With expert coaching and personalized plans, it is built for real life schedules rather than the 9-to-5 crowd.


Business News

Howard Hanna Allen Tate expands Southeast presence 

The nation’s largest family-owned brokerage is growing again with the acquisition of Coastal Properties. Founded by Karen and Joe Ryan in 1998, Coastal Properties grew from one Hilton Head office to five locations and more than 160 agents across the Lowcountry and coastal Georgia. Now operating under the Howard Hanna Allen Tate banner, the company gains direct ties to feeder markets such as Ohio, Pennsylvania and New York, giving buyers and sellers stronger visibility well beyond the Southeast.


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