By and far, if you’re looking for historic real estate, the Charleston peninsula is the place to find it. The property reports for downtown Charleston are separated into the Lower Peninsula and the Upper Peninsula, and the difference in price between the two...
Out yesterday, preliminary 2012 real estate numbers for the Charleston Tri-County area reflect what we’ve been witnessing all year: a sustainable recovery of the area’s housing market that is likely to continue into 2013 and beyond. The Charleston Trident...
According to the Charleston Trident Association of REALTORS (CTAR), which reported on Charleston-area real estate numbers for August a few days ago, the Charleston market has not evidenced such strong growth since 2007. The number of monthly closed real estate...
Back in February 2008, we reported on the mixed-use real estate development on the Charleston peninsula known as Midtown. A partnership of developers had purchased a block between Upper King and Meeting Streets and planned to build a 235-room luxury hotel, 200 or so...
Back in 2004 to 2007 or so, you didn’t have to think all that hard about buying real estate. Essentially, it was the thing to do. Loans were easy to come by, and real estate was gaining value by the hour it seemed. Homeownership came with an attractive set of...
As we close in on the end of July, we thought it would be good to post summaries of other Charleston-area real estate markets for the first half of 2012. If you’re looking to buy or sell a home in the area, check out these numbers, and if you have any questions,...
