Monthly Archives: February 2011

Residing at the ocean doesn’t necessarily mean possessing a home on the front beach. Sometimes, the aura is every bit as stunning on a nearby creek, marsh or inlet. And, there’s still the sand and shore close by. That’s an appealing aspect of 9… Continue reading →

While not new to Pulte Homes, a flexible type of floor plan has found its way into the builder’s Carolina Bay community west of the Ashley.
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A veteran agent who graduated near the top of her college class has been tabbed to run a brokerage location for Carolina One Real Estate. The company named Louise Voelker as broker-in-charge of its Goose Creek Metro North office. Continue reading →

Living on an inland “island” a mile from the main road would seem to be plenty remote. Yet despite the locale’s seclusion, it’s a vintage spot to watch the festivities on the Fourth of July or New Year’s Eve. Continue reading →

At this point, Americans know well the cyclical nature of real estate: The highs of the last decade, the lows of the recent past, and the leveling off of the present. Continue reading →

When the Hawkins’ bought their upscale townhome in 2003, they were the first residents in Wappoo Landing. The neighborhood was secluded then, tucked off a frontage road that stretched from Maybank Highway to the Charleston Crab House. Eight years l… Continue reading →

Brokerage’s leading achievers get trip; Second phase of The Ponds launched; Fundraiser set for group repairing low-income homes; Foreclosure rate comparatively low in greater Charleston; Sales executive joins The Litchfield Co.; Continue reading →

Jeff Meyer is the owner of J. Meyer Homes and this year’s president of the Charleston Trident Home Builders Association. Continue reading →