Real Estate

The latest nostalgic trend has people looking back at photos from a decade ago. What was Charleston like?
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Surrounded by majestic oak trees, Six Oaks is a charming neighborhood just minutes from Summerville’s shops and dining.
Courier Square is a mixed-use Planned Urban Development project that aims to provide new housing, retail, and office space to upper King Street.
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Indigo Grove offers stylish single-family homes and townhomes in one of Charleston’s lushest settings.
Proposed plans for Mount Pleasant Towne Centre include adding more living and office spaces, a hotel, parking, and a family entertainment space.
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Not all pest control plans are created equal — and Walker Pest Management is here to prove it.
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Welcome to The Coves at Lakes of Cane Bay — a community of industry-leading, energy-efficient homes along an expansive lake.
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Limelight Charleston is Aspen One’s first East Coast property and seventh location, set to bring the Holy City a new hotel and residences.
The new townhomes are conveniently located on Daniel Island and were designed to serve those ranging from young families to empty nesters.
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