Support Our Charleston Neighbors – Social Distancing Edition
Let’s inject a bit of normalcy during this shakeup to boost the resilience of our great city.
March 18, 2020
Discover
Your Home in Charleston
Find your home in Charleston the smarter way
As homebuyers look to explore the communities of Charleston, many factors come into play – how long is the commute? Is the neighborhood walkable? Are there shops and restaurants around the corner or would I have to drive everywhere?
Bryan is your guide to experience the holistic approach to your Charleston home purchase
— The Communities of Charleston —
Downtown
Historic Charleston • Midtown • Upper Peninsula
Downtown
Bridges
Mount Pleasant • West Ashley • James Island • Johns Island • Daniel Island
Bridges
North Area
Park Circle • North Charleston • Hanahan • Goose Creek • Wando • Summerville
North Area
Beaches
Folly Beach • Sullivan's Island • Isle of Palms • Kiawah Island • Seabrook Island • Dewees Island
Beaches
— Journal —
Control Invasive Plants in Charleston
Non-native invasive plants have taken up residence across our landscape and have proven to be very difficult to control in many cases.
March 11, 2020
Affordable Housing Complex Proposed for Johns Island
Named for a Johns Island native who dedicated his life to improving the lives of the Sea
January 9, 2020
Charleston Restaurants Supporting Pinktober
We all have a few organizations and charities with a special connection to us –
October 2, 2019
New Mixed Use Building May Squeeze Onto Upper King Street
Recognizing the importance and benefits of weaving affordable residential housing into the evolving urban landscape,
May 15, 2019
Update: Park Circle Home Values
Three years ago, I wrote an article to examine the home values in Park Circle, and illustrated
May 1, 2019
A Walking Tour of Huger Street
Join me on a walking tour of Huger Street as it crosses multiple boroughs in
March 20, 2019
Charleston Transportation Steps Forward with New Intermodal Facility
Mass transit, like in many southern cities, has been admittedly lacking in Charleston. We have
January 23, 2019
—About Me —
I am a South Carolina native, instilled with a regard for the natural environment that makes Charleston one of the greatest places to live, work, and play. I advocate for positive change in the South Carolina Lowcountry as an active partner in organizations such as The Sustainability Institute, the City of Charleston Department of Planning, Preservation & Sustainability, and Passport 72. When not creating masterpieces in the garden or kitchen, I can be found enjoying life with dogs on the rivers and beaches of the Lowcountry.
Bryan McElveen
Real Estate Broker
Real Estate Broker in the State of South Carolina
SC LLR License Number 86805