Charleston Real Estate Blog

New home sales are down again and actually, that's a good thing because the last thing needed in today's housing market is more inventory. But a lot of home buyers prefer to buy new homes rather than preowned homes and it seems especially so for many people who are retiring and relocating to Charleston. And from what I've seen, ...

If you are thinking of retiring, Forbes lists the 16 best places to retire and Charleston is included. According to Forbes, here are the pros and cons of retiring to Charleston. The pros: Lowest tax bite of all, low cost of living, agreeable climate, plenty of physicians. The cons: Hurricane threats A couple of comments. Property taxes ...

I spent yesterday with a retired couple who are considering relocating to Charleston. They are what are called "half backs", in other words, they are from the Northeast and own a second home in Florida but would prefer to be closer to their home and family up North or half way back. That's one reason the Carolinas have ...

Travel and Leisure readers awarded Charleston 3rd place behind New York City and San Francisco as the world's best city in North America. Not only is Charleston a great place to visit but it is even a better place to live. Visit and find out why and then contact me to find you the perfect home.

Charleston has long been recognized for its outstanding health care and the opening of the Medical University of South Carolina's (MUSC) Ashley River Tower will only enhance our reputation for leadership in the health care field. The state of the art facility complete with an art gallery, large windows for lots of light, patient friendly ...

The Charleston South Carolina real estate market and coastal South Carolina have some of the fastest growing counties in the nation according to the U.S. Census Bureau. Locally, Dorchester County including Summerville and parts of North Charleston ranked 48th based on the percentage increase in the number of houses. The number of homes in ...