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The William Means Report – August 2011

August was another slow month for real estate transactions in Charleston.  However, the total number of sales increased in most areas.  Despite this positive increase, nearly all areas saw a drop in average list price and average sale price.  Mount Pleasant (inside the IOP Connector) showed signs of improvement against July with median prices increasing [...]

The William Means Report – July 2011

In general, July sales were up from the previous year, however, the average sales prices were down.  July is a notoriously slower month in real estate sales and that trend continued this year.   William Means had a successful July with sales scattered throughout Charleston.  In addition to sales on the peninsula and Mount Pleasant, William [...]

The William Means Report – June 2011

All areas of sales showed a positive drop in inventory in June versus the previous year and William Means had a significant month of June with very significant sales. Tri-County over $500,000 The Tri-County had a decrease in overall sales versus the previous year.  However, the homes sold had nearly a 22% increase in the [...]

The William Means Report – May 2011

Tri-County over $500,000 The Tri-County had a decrease in nearly all categories for residential homes sales over $500,000 from May of the previous year.     Downtown – Inside of Crosstown     Downtown – South of Broad While the number of homes sold remained consistent South of Broad the average sale price had a [...]

The William Means Report – April 2011

Tri-County over $500,000 Homes over $500,000 sold in the Tri-County had a decrease in the amount of sales from April  2010.  However, the homes sold had increase in the average and median sale prices.     Downtown – Inside Crosstown     Downtown – South of Broad Homes in this area saw a significant reduction [...]

Just Listed in Downtown Charleston

Take a look at some of our latest properties in historic downtown Charleston…. 70 Bull Street – Harleston Village Listed by: Helen Geer 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths Approx. 2,614 square feet One of a kind brick home built in 1939.  Redesigned and renovated by award winning architects Clark & Menefee.  Period details include in laid [...]

French Quarter Art Walk on May 6th

The seasonal French Quarter Art Walk will be held Friday, May 6th from 5:00pm until 8:00 pm.  Enjoy the atmosphere of the beautiful French Quarter, one of Charleston’s most historic neighborhoods, while visiting the 30 some art galleries the area has to offer.  Be sure not to miss this great opportunity to surround yourself with art and historic [...]

Charleston Riverdogs Season Underway!

Get ready for a summer full of family fun at Joe Riley Stadium with the Charleston Riverdogs!  The Riverdogs played their home-opener against the Rome Braves last Friday – which means the season has officially started!  Be sure not to miss Dog Day games (when dogs are permitted in the stadium), Thirsty Thursdays, Friday Fireworks, All-You-Can-Eat [...]

Forbes Names Charleston as One of the Best Retirement Cities

In a recent list compiled by Forbes Magazine, the city of Charleston made the cut as one of the 16 best places to retire.  Forbes used numerous factors including cost of living, tax burden, weather, crime rates, and what kind of activities are available to residents.  Cited specifically for having the lowest tax burden on [...]

New Downtown Bed-and-Breakfast Ordinance Could Prompt Neighborhood Renovation

Recently the Charleston Planning Commission passed a new ordinance allowing residential homes in the Cannonborough-Elliotborough area to double as Inns with up to 10 bedrooms.  The Commission hopes the ordinance will promote the renovation of some of the larger, neglected homes in that area by allowing the residences to generate income with their property. The neighborhood already [...]