This building was designed for one specific reason...Auto service and sales. It is an eyesore that would require costly landscaping to make it a desirable property. New car dealerships are avoiding this location leaning more to Hwy 17A. Extensive face- lifting and mild landscaping could result in a new library with attached Summerville museum.

I love the library and Summerville museum idea, Tom!

Here are what some of our readers on Facebook are saying:

Wanda Prince: anything at this point............

Michelle Sheehan: EARTH FARE

Dianna Turman Flake: Barnes and Noble. Costco. Hobby Lobby.

Jessica Whybark-Shepherd: The Farmers Market

Pat Day Baremore Whitely: I agree with Jessica - an indoor/outdoor farmers market, great central location!

Shannon Jerrome Phillips: How about the NASTY Heritage Square building at the corner of 78 and Berlin G??? I go by it numerous times a day and it makes me cringe each time!!!!

Martine Boudreaux: Wild wings!

Brandi J. Shiell: Nothing, we use it a lot for fundraiser for baseball. It always does really well! I am just being a little selfish.... Wild Wings would be great!

Janelle Quick: I'm with Michelle! Earth Fare or Whole Foods

I don't know- but every time I look at it, I see the economy tanking. Several businesses have gone out of business on Old Trolley since the '08 meltdown, and this reminds me of it. A Whole Foods or Earth Fare, or Barnes & Noble with a Starbucks inside would be great! I could go there and read and have a hot cup of something.

Trader Joe's

I don not know if this would be a good location, but I think Summerville could use a cafeteria....

Barnes & Noble would be nice. The B&N in N. Charleston is in a terrible location (the most insane and frustrating parking lot in the area).

this place would be best suited for addtional prison space for lower offenders