A Local's Guide to Charleston's Historic Neighborhoods
Charleston is not one market — it is a collection of very different places that all share a postcode region and a certain way of life. Buyers who understand how those areas differ tend to end up much happier in the home they choose. Here is a plain-language tour of the areas most of our clients ask
Buying in Mount Pleasant: What Lowcountry Buyers Should Know
Mount Pleasant is one of the first places people look when they move to the Charleston area, and for good reason: it sits just across the Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge from downtown, it is a short drive from Isle of Palms and Sullivan's Island, and it offers a wide mix of housing, from established 1980s
Preparing Your Charleston Home for Sale
Selling a home in the Charleston area is a little different from selling one almost anywhere else. The climate, the architecture and the way buyers shop here all shape what matters most. Here is how we help our sellers get ready.Start with the outsideIn the Lowcountry, buyers form their opinion befo
Relocating to the Lowcountry: Your First Year in Charleston
Most people who move to Charleston arrive for one of three reasons: a job, a retirement plan, or a long-held wish to live near the water. Whatever brings you here, the first year goes more smoothly if you know what to take care of up front.Sort out the practical things before you moveLine up your fi