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 [...]
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April 13, 2011 – 11:00 am
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 [...]
March 31, 2011 – 12:59 pm
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 [...]
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Posted in Charleston News, Neighborhoods
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Also tagged Cannonborough, Charleston, Charleston Planning Commission, downtown, Downtown Charleston, downtown neighborhoods, Elliotborough, Living in Charleston, ordinance, Post & Courier, Zoning
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March 25, 2011 – 12:49 pm
Charleston Magazine’s Charleston Fashion Week began March 22nd and continues through March 26th. Marion Square is as stylish as ever with over 40 runway shows, a Spring Bridal Show, and an Emerging Designers Competition. The festival was named one of the top 20 events in March by the Southeastern Tourism Society, so be sure not to [...]
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Posted in Charleston News
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Also tagged bridal show, Charleston, Charleston Fashion Show, Charleston Fashion Week, Charleston Magazine, downtown, Events in charleston, events in SC, fashion festival, Living in Charleston, marion square, southeast tourism society, things to do in Charleston
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Come see Charleston’s finest residences during the 64th annual Spring Festival of Houses & Gardens. Beginning March 17th and continuing through April 16th, the festival offers a unique opportunity to enter beautiful privately owned homes and gardens. A number of special events will also be taking place during the festival including an International Antique Show, [...]
The long awaited beautification project for the Septima Clark Parkway (known as the Crosstown) is set to begin in April of this year and run through October 2012. A major part of the renovation will be improvements on crosswalks, sidewalks, and the addition of a landscaped median. Much to the delight of residents of Wagener Terrace and Hampton Park Terrace, two beautiful neighborhoods north of the Crosstown, the changes should make foot and bike travel across the highway safer and more accessible.
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Posted in Charleston News, Neighborhoods
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Also tagged Beautification project, Charleston, construction, Cross town, Crosstown, downtown, flooding, Hampton Park, Hampton Park Terrace, Highway 17, Joe Riley, Living in Charleston, Mayor Riley, Post & Courier, Septima Clark, Wagener Terrace
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February 28, 2011 – 9:30 am
From January 2010 to January 2011 the median home price fell 10% in the Charleston tri-county area. The Charleston Regional Business Journal reported that although home prices fell in the past year, the numbers are similar to 2009. Along with median price, the amount of homes for sale fell 14% from last year.
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Posted in Charleston News, Market Conditions
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Also tagged Charleston, Charleston Real Estate, Charleston Regional Buisness Journal, housing market, Market conditions, median home price, median price, real estate, Real Estate Market, South Carolina real estate
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February 17, 2011 – 3:07 pm
The 29th annual Southeastern Wildlife Expo will be held February 18th-20th throughout downtown Charleston and surrounding areas. Events will include the Kick Off on the Creek at Shem Creek, Birds of Prey Flight Demo, Dock Dogs jumping competition, twice daily retriever shows, and much more. The nation’s largest expo of its kind will also feature [...]
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Posted in Charleston News
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Also tagged Charleston, Charleston SC, Events in charleston, february events, marion square, SEWE, shem creek, South Eastern Wildlife festival, Southeastern wildlife expo, southeastern wildlife exposition, things to do in Charleston, upcoming events, Wildlife
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February 15, 2011 – 10:19 am
“If you are contemplating purchasing real estate in the Charleston area now is the time to buy. Prices are at the lowest in years and interest rates are at the lowest in decades! Why Charleston? Charleston is one of the most sought after destinations in which to live. It is a very diverse city, not [...]
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Posted in Market Conditions, Our Agents
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Also tagged Charleston, Charleston Real Estate, Charleston Realtor, Charleston SC, Charleston Trident Association of Realtors, Charlotte Riley, downtown, historic, Historic Homes, Historical Concepts, home, Living in Charleston, Our Agents, real estate, Real Estate Market, restaurants, William Means Real Estate, William Means Real Estate Agent
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January 27, 2011 – 2:25 pm
“I drove into Belle Hall the other morning and saw the blue recycling bins now styled like the standard garbage cans. Charleston County has issued these new bins to a few neighborhoods throughout the Charleston area to test out this one-bin method where residents will combine everything recyclable including paper, plastic, glass, and metal instead of having to pre-sort them to [...]
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Posted in Charleston News, Our Agents
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Also tagged Belle Hall, Charleston, Charleston Real Estate, Charleston Realtor, Charleston SC, Charleston Trident Association of Realtors, downtown, Hibben, Living in Charleston, Our Agents, Post & Courier, real estate, Real Estate Market, Recycle, Recycle bin, William Means Real Estate, William Means Real Estate Agent
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