Charleston Luxury Real Estate Updated Information

Isle of Palms

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Real Estate Agents

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Charleston Area

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With residential districts spread out across Downtown, East of the Cooper, West of the Ashley, Summerville and Daniel Island, you'll find that each community has its own local flavor. You'll want to do a little exploring to determine which area fits your style. Looking for an oceanfront showcase? Charleston's beach commiunities offer myriad choices. You'll want to explore the luxury home options on Isle of Palms, Sullivan's Island, Kiawah Island and Seabrook Island, . Prefer the suburban lifestyle? Choose from dozens of well planned communities in Mt. Pleasant, West Ashley, Daniel Island and Summerville. Is having a dock out your back door your life's desire? You'll find deepwater in abundance in nearly every community in Charleston County. Choose from homes that front beautiful rivers, salt water creeks and the intracoastal waterway. And if historical architecture quickens your pulse, you'll delight in the hundreds of well-preserved residences from Downtown Charleston to Sullivan's Island to Old Village Mt. Pleasant. We invite you to learn more about Charleston by browsing the many resources we have compliled. Our goal is to give you a running start for finding the ideal residence in the ideal community for you.

Charleston Plantation Homes & Property

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Charleston's history is closely tied to the plantations that produced rice and indigo for export around the world. Wealthy plantation owners, in addition to their agricultural holdings, often kept a Charleston house that they could occupy while they conducted business in the city. These days, many of us still aspire to the �Town & Country� lifestyle. The outlying areas of Charleston, such as Wadmalaw Island, Awendaw and McLellanville, still serve as delightful rural retreats for city folks.

Historic Charleston Real Estate

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Divine. That's the most appropriate description for Charleston's Historic District. Those visiting for the first time or those of us lucky enough to call Charleston home all agree: our historic homes are a national treasure. If your heart and soul is telling you that living in one of Charleston's historic homes is one of your life's callings, we know how you feel. We invite you to explore all of our fine city's delightful historic homes. You'll find grand showcases, architecturally significant period homes, quant carriage houses and everything between. Enjoy your search - our grand old homes will provide many engaging stories about our city, and our country's fascinating history.

Historic Downtown

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For 2006, Travel & Leisure magazine rates Charleston the fourth most desirable city to visit in North America (after New York, San Francisco and Chicago and ahead of Santa Fe, Vancouver, Quebec City, Victoria, Montreal and Seattle). Condè Nast magazine calls Charleston, �a must for any visitor to the US.� In short, Historic Charleston has a well deserved reputation as one of our country�s most desirable destinations. For many, the love affair with Charleston that begins with a visit manifests into making a move to the area. Naturally, most everyone is drawn to the Historic District on the peninsula. Read on to learn more about each of the �boroughs� in spectacular downtown Charleston. One of these distinctively different neighborhoods may be just the right fit for you.

North Charleston

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Folly Beach

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Mount Pleasant

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Neighborhood Info

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Isle of Palms

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Isle of Palms is a barrier island community located about 11 miles north of Historic Charleston. With only about 4,500 year-round residents, this city enjoys a small town atmosphere with the added benefit of having over 7 miles of pristine beach. Not unlike desirable locales across the country, the real estate market here has seen breathtaking increases in prices over the last 10 years. Still, compared to most seaside communities, bargains can still be had.

Charleston Water View Real Estate

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When you make a move to a coastal location such as Charleston, you'll find that the old real estate axiom "they're not making anymore waterfront property" holds true. Consequently, the appreciation of oceanfront and deepwater property values over the past 10 years keeps many of these highly desirable parcels just out of reach price-wise. Not to worry. With so much water bordering our region, the next best bet cost a whole lot less - water view property. With a water view home, you'll enjoy almost all of the aesthetics of living on the water without having to pony up for the big price tag. Take a look at the current inventory of water view homes in Charleston - you may just find your little piece of Lowcountry paradise.

Condominiums and Condotels

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Many enlightened buyers of real estate know that condominiums offer two big benefits: prime locations and zero time wasted on home and yard maintenance. The condo market in Charleston offers an alluring selection of options from oceanfront and deepwater units to historic conversions. And if the new "condotel" trend interests you, you'll find a nice inventroy of these type units available from Isle of Palms and Shem Creek and beyond.

Deepwater Properties in Charleston

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There's really nothing like being able to walk out your back door to hop into your boat. In fact, many folks, given the choice, would prefer owning a deepwater property over the oceanfront variety. If owning a deepwater property is one of your life goals, Charleston is certainly an ideal spot to seek your Holy Grail. Our landscape is defined by water. Many, many areas in the Charleston area offer private access to deepwater including Mt. Pleasant, Downtown Charleston, Sullivan's Island, Isle of Palms. Folly Beach and James Isalnd. We invite you to explore the possibilities via the Charleston MLS.

Ann Evans - Inside Charleston

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Get the skinny on the Charleston Real Estate Market from Charleston resident and real estate agent Ann Evans. Her local knowledge and "reports from the field" offer unbiased, straight talk about the state of the market in the Charleston Trident Area. Want to get a leg up on making your next real estate move? Click �More� to read Ann�s latest report.

Ann Evans - Inside Charleston

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Ann Evans - Inside Charleston

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Ann Evans - Inside Charleston

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Ann Evans - Insider's View

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Get the skinny on the local real estate market from Charleston resident and real estate agent Ann Evans. There's nothing like "local knowledge" for learning the lay of the land in a new city. Ann's insider's view will help give you a leg up for getting to know the Holy City. Read her latest update

Charleston Golf Communities and Real Estate

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With it's close proximity to the Myrtle Beach golfing mecca, Charleston's fine golf courses are sometimes overlooked. If it's a home by the green that you seek, this is all good news for you. Our private (and public courses) enjoy much less traffic than our neighbors to the north. And you'll be able to "go for it in two" almost year 'round. We invite you to explore all currently available golf community real estate in Charleston MLS.

Charleston Ocean Front Real Estate

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In Charleston, two types of property are most coveted: historic homes on the Peninsula and ocean front homes on Kiawah, Sullivan's Island, Isle of Palms or Folly Beach. While prices have risen dramatically over the past five years for both of these types of properties, buyers from other parts of the country still recognize that our market is undervalued. So, while ocean front properties in Florida are fetching $5 million and up, savvy buyers can still own a piece of Atlantic paradise for considerably less in the Lowcountry.

Finding a Home in Charleston, SC

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Searching for a property in the Charleston area is, you're soon to find out, a delightful endeavor. Charleston's neighborhoods reveal the heart and soul of the city and the Lowcountry landscape. No matter if you have your heart set on a rambling ranch in Mount Pleasant, a beach cottage on Isle of Palms or a Charleston Single House on the Peninsula, we encourage you to explore all options. If your'e new to the Charleston area, your home search will truly be the best tour of the city you're likely to experience. And if you're already a local, looking to upsize or downsize, you'll be surprised at the places you haven't seen in our wonderful city. From everyone at Charleston Luxury Real Estate - Enjoy Your Journey!

Charleston Market Updates

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Get the latest insider knowledge about market conditions, pricing, hot new areas, undiscovered values and more. For a general market info for all of Charleston, click on the most current Update listed below. For specific information about communities within the Charleston market area, simply click on the appropriate Update. Get the latest insider knowledge about market conditions, pricing, hot new areas, undiscovered values and more. For a general market info for all of Charleston, click on the most current Update listed below. For specific information about communities within the Charleston market area, simply click on the appropriate Update.

Charleston Market Update

Spring 2006 - Total Area Listings Increase from 5,000 to over 7,000. (PDF)

Downtown Charleston Market Update

Summer 2006 - Are Some Downtown Neighborhoods Undervalued? (PDF)

Isle of Palms Market Update

Spring 2006 - Shifting to a Buyer's Market? (PDF)

Mount Pleasant Market Update

Spring 2006 - New Construction Pricing Guides (PDF)

Archived Updates

Isle of Palms/Spring 2005 - Double Digit Appreciation Continues (PDF)

Neighborhood Info

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Water is the defining element of the Charleston landscape, so it will come as no surprise that many of her neighborhoods nestle up against one body of water or another. For a primer on Charleston's neighborhoods, click here.

Charleston Maps

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