Jun 13, 2012 | Art, Education, Events, Food&Recreation, Recreation, Tourism News Charleston, South Carolina, Why Move to Charleston?
We talk a lot about retiring to the Lowcountry — and it’s true. The Charleston area is a wonderful place for retirement and investment property purchases. But is it a good place for families with children? Maybe you’ve vacationed here once or twice or many times...
Mar 25, 2012 | Education, Events, General Charleston News, Recreation, Resorts & Hotels, Tourism News Charleston, South Carolina
Vacationers aren’t the only ones attracted to Charleston area beaches. On April 1-4, 2012, the British Broadcast Company (BBC) will be visiting Kiawah Island to film an episode of the wildlife series entitled Deadly 60. The show follows naturalist Steve...
Oct 15, 2009 | Art, Education, Events, Food, Food&Recreation, Mt. Pleasant, Recreation, Resorts & Hotels, Shopping, Tourism News Charleston, South Carolina, Why Move to Charleston?
Charleston, SC is a very unique city in the sense that it mixes high-class elegance with southern charm and hospitality. The friendly and welcoming personality of the residents explains why Charleston is repeatedly voted to be one of the “Most Friendly” cities in the...
Jun 30, 2009 | Charleston Real Estate Market Update, Current Market Updates, Events, Food, Food&Recreation, General Charleston News, Mt. Pleasant, Recreation, Summerville, Tourism News Charleston, South Carolina, Why Move to Charleston?
South Carolinians are extremely patriotic, which means every Fourth of July in Charleston is filled with stars, stripes and fireworks. This year’s celebrations are predicted to be some of the biggest and brightest known to the area. No matter what your style or...
Aug 7, 2007 | Art, Awendaw, Education, James Island, Johns Island, Mt. Pleasant, Tourism News Charleston, South Carolina, Why Move to Charleston?
Also called Geechee in Florida and Georgia, Gullah is the black slave culture that developed in the South Carolina Lowcountry as a mixture of African and American culture. This culture is still alive and well today in the area and is part of the “living...
