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A look back, a look ahead.For fans of numbers, 2011 was a terrific year starting on January 1 only to be outdone on November 11th. 2012 will have some good dates too.The Charleston real estate market performed very well during 2011. Home sales were higher, prices were down only slightly and there was significant improvement in reducing ...
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Has anybody else noticed how rushed everything is around the holidays as if the stores are going to run out of stuff whether it's food, clothing or whatever and how the parking lots have turned into a NASCAR race for the best parking space.
But what is usual at this time of year is that the Charleston real estate market slows a bit with ...
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Well, Mother Nature simply must be playing another trick on the Northeast this Halloween weekend with not just a little snow but quite a storm. That's no treat.
Just about every client I have who was considering relocation to Charleston was concerned about hurricanes and rightfully so. The good news is that hurricanes are not an everyday ...
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At holidays, I usually see what I wrote the previous year but it turns out that I didn't write a blog post on New Year's Eve last year so the next best thing was finding my post for New Year's Day 2010.
It was kind of surprising.
There was a link to an excellent WSJ article chronicling the the decade of adventures and ...
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... starts early this year and a look at the weather forecast to the left tells you why. My wife Polly's father and aunt will be arriving in Charleston this afternoon to spend a couple of days here before we all head to the beach to join other family members for Thanksgiving at the beach.
On the Charleston real estate front, Thanksgiving ...
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On this first day of the new decade, a look back courtesy of the WSJ chronicling a decade of adventures and misadventures in real estate during the boom and bust of the 2000's. Good reading.
And looking forward into the New Year, higher mortgage rates are a certainty but don't forget, rates are still low by historical standards but ...
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