Tag: King St.

We are hosting the opening reception of of our new artist/photographer, Brian Francis Koury.
There are events happening up and down King Street tonight for SEWE so dowtown should be THE place to go tonight.

Everyone is invited to drop in between 6-9pm to meet the artist.  Mr. Koury will be providing food, beverages and…… wait for it….. LIVE MUSIC!

Click here for a full preview The Calling

But here are a few pieces to tempt you from his official website http://www.briankouryphotography.com/

M. Koury is a Charleston based photographer whose work inspires us to reinterpret our relationship to the natural world.  His works making up The Calling will take you from the sea, land and the water’s edge.  If you do happen to miss this incredible event at The Real Estate Studio, Brian’s work can always be found at Charleston Artist’s Guild Gallery, 160 East Bay Charleston, SC 29401.

All here at 214 King St.  The Real Estate Studio

I hope to see you all this evening!
Thanks,
Austin

346 E King St. – a 2 bedroom/ 2 1/2 bath 1,454 sq. ft. condominium has just been listed by Jack Hurley and Kristin Walker.

Open and airy with plenty of natural light

This ultra hip, ultra cool condo in the heart of downtown Charleston is truly one of a kind.  Unique lighting includes LED “mood lighting” in the hallway which can be turned on/off.

Contact Jack Hurley or Kristin Walker for more information.Jack: (843) 607-2510jhurley@dunesproperties.comKristin (843) 412-3333kwalker@dunesproperties.com

Dunes Properties has three local offices and the most recent addition is our Real Estate Studio at 214 King St.

We’re so proud of this state of the art facility.  It’s a place to come and truly experience the Lowcountry Lifestyle.  We have private and public events and art openings, wireless internet, concierge assistance and of course we are open seven days a week for those of you looking for a no pressure real estate search experience.  Our agents are there to answer your questions and help you find what you want and are looking for.  Or if all you’re looking for is a great place to get a sandwich on a Saturday afternoon- we’re glad to provide you with some great suggestions.

We’re located right at the corner of King and Market St., across from Saks Fifth Ave.  It’s a great spot to just sit and have a cup of coffee and people watch if you need a break from your day or visit downtown.  Or if your party gets a little too distracted with all this fine King St. shopping and you just wish you had a place to escape from the stores- come on in.

Right now at the Studio is an exhibit of photos from Charleston Kids with Cameras.    There are some amazing photographs of local sites all taken by kids.  Stop by and have a look.

I admit it. I have succumbed to a common Mt. Pleasant mindset. Many of us feel going over the Ravenel Bridge to downtown Charleston is just too darn far. Sure it’s just a 15 minute drive but you have to go “over the bridge.” Because of this silly mindset, I was not aware of what was going on outside Dunes Properties’ own patch of the 200 block of King St. until I started working out of our Real Estate Studio. Our front walkway is a mess of crumbled cement and we have a wooden walkway with handrails from the sidewalk to our door.

The yellow tape looks daunting but it’s really not that difficult to get to us. We’re here and working and ready to help you find anything your heart desires in Charleston so come in! Check out area real estate, get some dining recommendations and admire the Brownie Harris photography on display.

Back to the relevance of this post, what is going on with King St? This transformation on the Market to Broad portion of King St. began in June and completion is anticipated for the spring of 2009. The city is relining the sewer main (this has been completed), putting in a new SCE&G electrical duct bank, a new CWS water main, new street lights, removal of trolley tracks, and putting in blue slate sidewalks, granite curbs and new asphalt for the roadway.

This city just keeps improving.

– Rebecca N.