100 Broad St
Charleston · Charleston County · South Carolina · Owner of record withheld
Captured 14 October 2026
The property
Parcel ID: 4571202003. Area returned: 3.29 acres.
The assessment
IncludedZoning & future land use
No zoning or future land-use record was returned for this parcel in this capture.
Flood
Zone X, Area of minimal flood hazard, Zone SHADED X, Area of minimal flood hazard; the parcel is not in a Special Flood Hazard Area (SFHA = F).
This is not a FIRM, NFIP determination, insurance finding, survey, or engineering certification.
City limits
The parcel intersects: City of Charleston. The packet does not establish that the parcel is contained within any of these.
Tax
No tax figure was returned for this parcel in this capture.
Permits
17 permit record(s) on file for this parcel. Most recent 3 shown: BC2026-06250 (Building Commercial, Issued), BC2025-05434 (Building Commercial, Completed), BC2025-05399 (Building Commercial, Issued).
Recorded deeds
No source reported a recorder section in this packet. Glove did not retrieve a deed.
Where it came from
Charleston County South Carolina ProVal CAMA
Retrieved 8 October 2026. This is a county map layer, not a property-detail page.
Open the source ↗Charleston County South Carolina External GIS Website
Retrieved 8 October 2026. This is a county map layer, not a property-detail page.
Open the source ↗charleston-fema-flood.v1
Retrieved 14 October 2026. This is a county map layer, not a property-detail page.
Open the source ↗gisccapps.charlestoncounty.org
Retrieved 14 October 2026. This is a county map layer, not a property-detail page.
Open the source ↗City of Charleston GIS issued permits
Retrieved 14 October 2026. This is a county map layer, not a property-detail page.
Open the source ↗Tax figures, where present, are either the Property Appraiser's ad-valorem estimate or the tax collector's own amount-due record, labeled above — neither is a payment history. Zoning and future land-use values are the codes the source returned. City limits is an intersection, not a containment result. Review each source and gap before relying on this first look.