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,...
In the Charleston area, our real estate market stats have been looking great overall so far this year. We’ve seen some impressive declines in inventory and quite a few sales. The numbers for June come out on Tuesday, and we’ll then have a really good picture of...
Nowadays, when it comes to buying a home, $1 million stretches a lot further than it did in 2007. In downtown Boston, you can find a 966-square-feet, two-bedroom, two-bath luxury condo for just over $1 million. In Chicago’s Hyde Park, $1 million will buy a historic...
The first quarter of 2012 was a promising one for Charleston real estate market and across the state. In fact, March 2012 showed the strongest numbers since 2007 with Daniel Island leading the way. During the first quarter of 2012, home sales in the Charleston area...
We talk so much about the history of Charleston, the gorgeous architecture and all the ways to enjoy it that we sometimes forget the practical, non-romantic details. Plenty of historic sites are readily open to the public (many funded by government endowments...
