In the Charleston area, our real estate market stats have been looking great overall so far this year. We’ve seen some impressive declines in inventory and quite a few sales. The numbers for June come out on Tuesday, and we’ll then have a really good picture of the first half of 2012 at that point. […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
This video highlights a couple that recently moved here from the North East with a young family, and discusses the good things that they have encountered since moving to the area and shows some of the processes they used to choose Charleston over other areas of the United States.
Recently finished the production on a video for Simmons Pointe condos in Mt. Pleasant, which is a suburb of Charleston, SC. For those of you who dont know. Simmons Pointe is a waterfront neigborhood with, in my opnion, one of the better locations to live in all of Charleston. You are minutes to Sullivans Island […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Charleston ranked high in most categories, but especially stood out with low real estate taxes, low travel times, low foreclosure rate and high job forecast. Charleston ranked in the middle of the pack with unemployment numbers and housing vacancies.
Charleston, SC is a very unique city in the sense that it mixes high-class elegance with southern charm and hospitality. The friendly and welcoming personality of the residents explains why Charleston is repeatedly voted to be one of the “Most Friendly” cities in the US.
If you need to do some shopping, this weekend is the time to get it done. Beginning this weekend (Aug. 8 and 9), South Carolina shoppers will receive a sales tax break on back-to-school items.
It’s hurricane season in the Lowcountry—are you prepared? Although a major hurricane hasn’t hit South Carolina since Hugo in 1989, it’s always important to remain educated and aware of the possibilities. The Charleston area sits on the coast, which means the area is at risk for hurricane attacks.
Times are tough these days for Americans, and those in Charleston are no exception. However, instead of sitting back and watching the local economy plummet like nation’s has, area citizens have come together and developed a plan to boost the local economy. They call it the Lowcountry Local First Initiative.
Planning a trip to visit Charleston? Associated Press writer, Bruce Smith, recently took a trip to Charleston and has some great tips on how to enjoy the area on a budget.
South Carolinians are extremely patriotic, so much anticipation is had every Fourth of July. This year’s celebrations are predicted to be some of the biggest and brightest we’ve had. No matter what your style or preference, you’re sure to find a celebration perfect for you.
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