Charleston Real Estate Blog

Forget the flowers this year and buy MOM a house. You know that's what she really wants. Happy Mother's Day!

Holy Week and Passover don't always occur simultaneously like they do this year. Because of the different number of days in the Christian and Jewish calendars, both are usually celebrated at a similar but not necessarily concurrent time in early spring. So as I wish each of you a Happy Easter and a Happy Passover, here is a question that ...

You can always count on Google to have some fun on April Fool's Day. This is my personal favorite from a variety of goodies. Go Ro! Don't be a fool, it's April Fool's Day.

Happy New Year! May all your dreams come true.  

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 ...

Merry ChristmasHappy Hanukkah Joyous Kwanzaa Season's Greetings and Happy Holidays

Happy Thanksgiving. Give Thanks!

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 ...

Numbers can be magical and today's date is just perfect. There is probably nothing purer than 11.11.11. Next year we'll have our last chance at a magical date on December 12th and after that, it won't be until the next century (doesn't that seem like a long time off) until we can do it again. So enjoy the magic of ...

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 ...