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Opened in 2015 (year only, so estimated at year end), per Wikipedia. Restaurant information verified October 9, 2026.[1]
A Williamsburg wine bar with a changing seasonal kitchen menu.
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Multiple outlets, including Cultured Magazine and Hoodline[2], report the Williamsburg store "opened" on "September 19, 2026"; Hermès' own page gives no clock time, so the pin is all-day.
Hermès opened a roughly 5,000-square-foot boutique at 111 North 6th Street in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, its 44th store in the United States, designed by the Paris agency RDAI in a converted brick building.
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The Infatuation[1][2] reports November 2026. November 30 represents the month, not an announced opening day.
A planned French neighborhood restaurant from two former Carbone colleagues.
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EIA's September 2026 inventory proposes December 2029 (status T, regulatory approvals received, not under construction); direct testimony in SC PSC docket 2024-203-E requested a commercial operation date of November 1, 2028. The conflict is unresolved, so the later EIA date stays as the pin date. Coordinates are the Williamsburg County centroid, not a site.[1]
Kingstree East 230 LLC's proposed 249 MWac single-axis-tracking solar project (the SC PSC docket 2024-203-E application calls it a solar and battery facility) is planned for Williamsburg County, South Carolina, interconnecting with Santee Cooper's Winyah-Hemingway 230 kV line. Direct testimony in the docket gives a requested commercial operation date of November 1, 2028; the EIA preliminary inventory instead lists December 2029 and, with other trackers, places it in Georgetown County. No construction start or cost is published.
