Monthly Archives: November 2010

Transactions Charleston County The transactions listed below include properties sold for $150,000 or more and recorded Oct. 4-8. Continue reading →

Three professionals who switched to real estate from other fields have joined Carolina One Real Estate & Mortgage. The new sales associates are in the company’s Mount Pleasant North office. Continue reading →

It’s pretty much accepted that Coosaw Creek has outgrown its image as the new kid on the block. Twenty years ago, Greenwood Development’s first neighborhood in the Charleston area was strutted out as one of the only exclusive communities in upper… Continue reading →

Describing builders as “semi-custom” may seem vague to the casual home shopper. Is that a good thing, or is it more like the old saw about ‘close’ only counting in horseshoes?
Actually, the term is complimentary, referring to contractors who … Continue reading →

The prototypical renter is a post-college kid who just got a job and isn’t ready to take the plunge into buying a home or condo. But the real-life landscape is much more varied: empty nesters rent, as do young couples, middle-aged professionals and… Continue reading →

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This week's house plan House Plan: HMAFAPW1533. The living area boasts a fireplace and views of a rear porch. Possible additions include a garage with a shop. … Continue reading →

It’s nothing new for builders such as Lennar to offer consumers “flex money.” What may be less common is how homebuyers are using the funds. Lennar says most of the $6,000 to $10,000 per person buyer incentives at its new Topsaw neighborhood at… Continue reading →

Getting to lease 119 S. Oak St. is a bit like flying first-class versus coach. If price isn’t a problem, it’s a great deal. The 3,612-square-foot house in Summerville’s woodsy, downtown historic district is set back from busy thoroughfares. Ext… Continue reading →

A local brokerage recognized for performance by its parent has switched allegiance to the financial services company noted for its “rock” symbol. Prudential Real Estate and Relocation Services, a Prudential Financial Inc. entity, says that Caroli… Continue reading →