New Listings on Sullivans Island
The Spring market is starting early in 2017! Here are three of our new listings on Sullivans Island that will not disappoint. If you are looking for the perfect coastal property, you will want to be sure to check these out. 1607 Middle Street This stunning, newer construction home was completed in 2015 by Rhodes Residential Builders. The home features an open floor plan and a gourmet kitchen....
5 Things to Love About I’On
I’On, located in Mt. Pleasant, is a special neighborhood that is reminiscent of the beauty and charm that is so beloved in downtown Charleston — but without the narrow streets and lack of parking! A halfway point between downtown and Sullivan’s Island, I’On is nestled in a world of its own, where families thrive. Founded in 1995, I’On is a village of sorts, with nearly 800 single-family homes, a...
Wentworth Street Investment Opportunity
This is a unique rental investment opportunity, or condominium conversion, in historic, downtown Charleston. Adjacent to the prestigious Wentworth Mansion, this Harleston Village property is a short walk to dining and shopping along King Street, as well as College of Charleston, and the Medical University of South Carolina. These rentals are fantastic for young professionals, medical students,...
10 Questions with Charlton Singleton
We ask the same 10 questions to very different members of Charleston’s diverse community. This week, we chat with local jazz musician Charlton Singleton. If you keep with the local cultural scene, you may recognize Charlton Singleton. One of the Holy City’s treasures, he’s the bandleader of Charleston Jazz Orchestra and Artist in Residence at the Charleston Gaillard Center — among many other...
Where to go for live music on Sullivans and IOP
Looking to hear great live music at the beach? Downtown Charleston may be known for its many venues and bars with music spilling onto King and Market streets, but the islands of the Lowcountry know how to put on a good show, too. From dirty blues at Sullivan’s Island Home Team BBQ to legendary rock shows at the Windjammer on the Isle of Palms, there are several sweet spots nearby — both new and...
Charleston Market Statistics Through December 2016
Most of 2016 offered the same monthly housing market highlights. The number of homes for sale was drastically down in year-over-year comparisons, along with days on market and months of supply. Meanwhile, sales and prices were up in most markets. Unemployment rates were low, wages improved and, as the year waned, we completed a contentious presidential election and saw mortgage rates increase,...
5 Eateries Isle of Palmers Can’t Live Without
Isle of Palms isn’t just touristy shops, cafes, and ice cream stands. Many folks call the IOP home year-round and they have a few go-to’s with neighborly vibes and food that stands up to even the best of downtown Charleston offerings. Here are 5 eateries on Isle of Palms locals just cannot live without. The Refuge | 1517 Palm Blvd. Whether you’re looking for a workspace with coffee, bagels, and...
10 Questions with Susan Rae Epstein
10 Questions with Susan Rae Epstein, Fall Tours Manager at The Preservation Society of Charleston We ask the same 10 questions to very different members of Charleston’s diverse community. This week, meet Susan Rae Epstein, fall tours manager at the Preservation Society of Charleston. 1. If you’re not from Charleston originally, where are you from and when did you relocate here? I am not a...
Charleston Market Statistics Through November 2016
According to preliminary data released today by the Charleston Trident Association of Realtors® (CTAR) 1,243 homes sold in November in the region at a median price of $243,000. In November 2015, 1,039 homes sold at a median price of $247,000. Year-to-date figures show 16,216 homes sold at a median price of $240,000 in our area. Comparing year-to-date figures from 2015, sales volume has increased...
5 Ways to Unwind in Mount Pleasant
Mount Pleasant may be look small on a map, but the town packs in a lot of punch with countless shopping areas, restaurants, and places to watch the sunset throughout the area. From Shem Creek’s offerings along Coleman Boulevard to the possibilities aplenty at Highway 17’s Mount Pleasant Town Center, adventure awaits at every turn. Spa time at Woodhouse Anyone who’s been to Woodhouse Day Spa...