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Newer stories | Older stories Real Estate TransactionsSunday, Nov. 30, 2008BERRY NICESaturday, Nov. 29, 2008So-called “basic” homes at Blackberry Creek in lower Dorchester County are not too shabby. They’re all EnergyStar high-efficiency rated, come with Whirlpool appliances and Shaw carpet and range in size from 1,272 to 3,396 square feet and price from $124,990 to $210,990. Desiring to secure a lot of home for the money, some buyers in the KB Home neighborhood forego options to seek extra square footage, says Jason Harper, sales associate. Other purchasers, however, scour the builder’s extensive design center off Rivers Avenue. Read story. 3 Orange St.Saturday, Nov. 29, 2008Homes with a history are a dime a dozen — OK, closer to 300 million dimes a dozen — in downtown Charleston. After all, the city’s roots date back more than three centuries. The 3 Orange Street property, though, has a rare double: old and new tales. Read story. REAL ESTATE NEWSSaturday, Nov. 29, 2008Daniel Island deals New golf course lots at Daniel Island are among the properties that will be available for sale in early 2009 through the island’s real estate company. Read story. Residents can lease, buy at Parsonage Point, home to marsh views, amenitiesSaturday, Nov. 29, 2008Marshside living evokes images of mansions, high-rise condos or townhomes — places for wealthy buyers or second home owners. Once in a while however, there are places on Lowcountry wetlands and swamps that are lower-priced either to purchase or to lease. That’s the case at Parsonage Point, which has 85 properties on marsh off Ashley River Road. Read story. Builders pitch in to assist October flood victims, Realtor sponsors tourSaturday, Nov. 22, 2008I’On to host house tour If you want peruse residents’ homes, not sales models, try the 9th annual Holiday Tour of Homes in I’On. The event, sponsored by I’On Realty, will be held Dec. 7 from 1-5 p.m. Read story. URBAN UPSCALESaturday, Nov. 22, 2008There’s something Cordial about this village, where the mayor is your neighbor and multilevel stucco houses with piazzas and red shutters don’t cost a million bucks. The community, Mixson, is a recent entry in North Charleston’s urban renewal crusade. Read story. James Island condo conversion gives house hunters choice of leasing, buyingSaturday, Nov. 22, 2008Consider this: you’re shopping the Charleston market, either for a place to buy or lease. You want to be close to downtown, in new upscale digs with top-notch amenities. A privacy gate would help you feel secure. Finding one of more these attractions may not be difficult but all of them would be a test. There’s at least one place of note, though, Mira Vista off Harbor View Road on James Island. Read story. The Lakes at NorthwoodsSaturday, Nov. 22, 2008New up-and-down dwellings off Otranto Boulevard showcase more than a few attractions at not a lot of money. The dwellings are in The Lakes at Northwoods, a small complex on one street that will have 14 units when completed. Read story. REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONSSunday, Nov. 16, 2008The real estate transactions will return soon. ... Read story. East Cooper rental showcases brick construction, large yardSaturday, Nov. 15, 2008It’s a tidy brick ranch — recently renovated, nestled in an established neighborhood and close to schools and retail places. To the naked eye, there’s no way of telling that the dwelling at 1155 Shoreside Way in Harborgate Shores is for lease rather than for sale. Read story. More than 250 year-old house in Charleston’s historic district attractive to varied buyersSaturday, Nov. 15, 2008Call 53 Tradd a house for “everyman,” at least anyone with a few million dollars. The three-story brick and stucco dwelling has an historic pedigree, constructed two-and-a-half plus centuries ago and located in the old walled part of the city. Yet the 3,850-square-foot house provides perks that would appeal to 21st century buyers: modern kitchen, off-street parking, courtyard and skyline views from the Battery to the spire at St. Michael’s. Read story. Lower Berkeley condo neighborhood branching to leases as wellSaturday, Nov. 15, 2008To borrow a political phrase in this election year, the backers of Palmetto Place listened to their constituents. The Berkeley County complex opened last year as one of the few condominium developments on Clements Ferry Road. Marketers touted the complex for its high end, thick-walled construction from a builder that specialized in commercial projects. “We still believe that,” says Peggy Layton, community manager with Carolina One Real Estate and broker associate at Palmetto Place. Yet Rock Hill-based The Berry Co., which built the mid-range complex, and its sales and marketing partner Carolina One unveiled a few more choices for customers this year. Residents can choose to lease the one-, two- and three-bedroom condos built in four-story buildings for $795 to $1,395 a month. Too, they can rent the units with the option to buy at a later date. Read story. Real Estate NewsSaturday, Nov. 15, 2008PRO’s awards out Local suppliers and vendors were honored recently for prompt and quality service as part of the Pro’s Awards given by the Charleston Trident Home Builders Association. Read story. REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONSSunday, Nov. 9, 2008Newer stories | Older stories |
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