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The Charleston SC world of real estate is always changing. Owning real estate whether it be your primary home, investment property, second home, mobile home park or commercial property requires keeping up with the latest ever-changing news and data. As one of South Carolina’s best boutique teams of agents that sells almost the entire state of SC, we take pride in knowing how to ensure our clients are well informed of what will not only sustain their property values but more importantly, increase their ROI. Below you can read the most pressing, important, curated info, data, trends, news, and reports about all things pertaining to home ownership, and real estate investing in not just South Carolina, but also in a macro sense. Our team leaders in all 4 major largest markets of the state of SC: Charleston, Greenville, Columbia, and Myrtle Beach want to ensure our clients are always in the know when it comes to the decisions they make when we assist in selling their properties or helping them purchase their next home.

55+ Communities Booming in South Carolina

55+ Communities Booming in South Carolina

I don’t think it comes as much of a surprise that South Carolina has become one of America’s hottest retirement states, and nothing illustrates this more than the boom in popularity of patio homes and 55+ communities. The Greenville-Spartanburg market is up to five true 55+ communities now, the Charleston area has 10 and Myrtle…

Mortgage Rates in Charleston, SC Stay High – Lenders, Banks

Mortgage Rates in Charleston, SC Stay High – Lenders, Banks

Recent Trends in Mortgage Rates (Past Six Months) Mortgage rates over the past six months have fluctuated due to several economic factors. Rates spiked mid-2023, reaching around 7.79% in late October, the highest point of the year, as the Federal Reserve (Fed) continued to battle inflation with aggressive interest rate hikes. However, rates have started…

Jumbo Mortgage Loans Charleston SC

Jumbo Mortgage Loans Charleston SC

As of 2024, the conforming loan limit for a single-family home is $726,200 in most parts of the United States. Any loan amount above this threshold is considered a jumbo loan. However, in high-cost areas, including certain counties in states like California and New York, the conforming loan limit can be as high as $1,089,300….