Chicago, IL (May 2026) – Echo Real Estate Capital, Inc. (“Echo”) announces it has acquired the Landmark Medical Park a two-building, 150,000 square foot medical office campus located in the historic Forest Acres neighborhood of Columbia, South Carolina.
This latest acquisition, located at 3600 and 3700 Forest Drive, is anchored by Prima Health, the Medical University of South Carolina (“MUSC”), and Columbia Skin Clinic. Landmark Medical Park is Echo’s first investment in South Carolina and joins two other acquisitions in Florida that were purchased earlier in 2026.
“As value-add investors, we target well-located properties with strong fundamentals that need help being brought back to life,” said Echo Director of Acquisitions, Charlie Boldt. He added, “These buildings are an integral part of the medical sub-market and provide important healthcare services for families living in the area. Forest Acres is experiencing tremendous growth with the Richland Mall redevelopment, and our buildings will be part of that market sub-market transformation.
The Landmark Medical Park is currently 85% occupied by 28 tenants giving Echo an opportunity for further value creation through lease up, capital improvements, cosmetic upgrades, spec-suite construction, and proactive property management. Financing for the project was provided by SouthState Bank and Aspen Funds. The seller was a private partnership represented by Peter Couchell from Furman Capital Advisors (Greenville, SC).
Boldt concluded with, “Our value-add platform works because we are creative, nimble, and have the vision to see a property’s potential. There are a lot of moving parts, but we have the right local team to help us execute the business plan and create a successful outcome for our investors.”
Echo Real Estate Capital, Inc. ([www.echorecap.com]www.echorecap.com) is an acquisition and development firm based in Chicago, IL. Echo’s primary focus is healthcare, industrial and retail assets as well as nationwide programmatic build-to-suit development.
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