When entering the Port of Charleston, ships are guided in by expert harbor pilots – local experts that know every depth and every sandbar; every current and every tide.
These in-depth articles are here to familiarize homebuyers with the process of purchasing property in Charleston, authored by a local Charlestonian with knowledge of factors unique to the Lowcountry that are critical for smooth sailing.
Condominium Guide
Charleston’s condominium market is as diverse as the city itself, offering a range of options from luxurious waterfront properties to charming historic buildings in the heart of downtown.
Daniel Island
Daniel Island is accentuated by its lush landscapes, winding trails, and waterfront views, offering a tranquil yet dynamic environment for both living and working.
Flood Insurance Guide
Owning property in a place we have lovingly christened The Lowcountry is clearly going to involve a conversation about tropical events. Most places around here
Isle of Palms
An upscale coastal enclave characterized by a diverse array of neighborhoods ranging from beachfront estates to charming residential communities. The real estate landscape offers a
Lowcountry Weather Guide
The Charleston weather patterns may fluctuate year to year as with anywhere else, here’s a fair assessment from a local who has seen it all.
North Charleston
North Charleston, across the Cooper River, is a city painting its own Southern story in vibrant murals. Park Circle, its cultural heart, whispers history from
Property Tax Guide
Demystify Charleston’s property tax system with our in-depth guide. Unravel intricacies of tax rates, exemptions, and assessments impacting your property value. Whether you’re a homeowner or investor, navigate the tax landscape with ease.
Short Term Rental Buying Guide
Property owners that wish to operate a short term rental must be knowledgeable of all the various ordinances imposed by municipalities and homeowners associations, in addition to the desirability of the property on the rental market.
Student Home Buying Guide
Undergraduate students attending College of Charleston often enjoy on-campus life for their freshman year, which can smooth the transition from high school to living as a