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We get a lot of questions about HOAs. HOA stands for Homeowners’ Association, and most neighborhoods in Charleston, SC have them. The HOA is a non-profit group that manages a community. Sometimes it is made up of residents fro...
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You may have heard this before: “What are the three most important things to consider with real estate?” The answer, of course, is location, location, and location. So, everyone knows it’s important – but why...
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We get a lot of questions about schools in Charleston, SC. When clients tell us they want to be in a good public school district, we tell them to look for homes in Mt. Pleasant or Summerville because these two areas have the best public school ...
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The Morris Island Lighthouse off Folly Beach is one of two lighthouses in Charleston, SC. Since it is located only about 300 yards off the north end of Folly Beach, the lighthouse has become somewhat of a symbol for Folly Beach and even Ja...
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We are writing to let you know about a big event coming up in the Charleston area. The Spoleto Festival USA will take place from May 25 to June 10. This seventeen-day arts festival will feature a broad range of performances, including the...
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Many people choose Charleston as their getaway destination. Some people want a second home in Charleston so that they can have a home near the beach, so that they can have a home near family living in Charleston, so that they can have a pr...
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People moving to Charleston, SC often have questions about where to live (or where to invest). As a real estate agent, I always ask them, "What are you looking for?" In order to help people who are relocating to the Charleston area, I have ...
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Thanks to Folly Beach city managers and South Carolina legislators, Folly Beach was renourished in 2005. The project cost approximately $16 million, but it was long overdue. More than 2 million cubic yards of sand were pumped from a site ...
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