 | Bee Street Lofts, Charleston, SC
On Lockwood Drive and Bee Street, adjacent to the Medical University of South Carolina and across from the Ashley River proudly stands the new Bee Street Lofts. This 108-unit loft mid-rise, luxury condominium project developed and presented...
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 | Charleston Downtown Condos For Sale: Albemarle
LOCATION AND SECURITY ARE two major factors that make The Albemarle a winner. Situated just across the Ashley River from downtown Charleston, South Carolina, The Albemarle is a historic-looking five-story building. Tasteful colors...
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 | The Colony at Heron Reserve
The Colony offers seven floor plans - five with two bedrooms, two with three bedrooms and two, The McKinnon and The Landsford, with garages. Prices range from the mid-$130s (964 square feet) to the mid-$170s (1,430 square feet). Regime fees average $200 and cover landscaping maintenance, irrigation, exterior maintenance, termite bond, pest control and upkeep of all roads and the mailbox kiosk, as well as insurance from the cabinets...
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 | The Bristol Charleston, South Carolina
THE BRISTOL IS MORE THAN
just a place to live. A rare combination
of waterfront living and an
address on the Charleston peninsula,
this
five-story
building of 54 homes is a vital...
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 | Royal Palms Town Homes, Mount Pleasant, South Carolina
It-s interesting how much difference a few years can make. When plans for the Royal Palms of Mount Pleasant were first devised, the bustling shops, restaurants and neighborhoods that now make up "north" Mount Pleasant were no more than a...
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 | Mount Pleasant Condos: Ellington Woods
MATURE OAKS, PALMS AND
palmettos line the streets of fashionable
Dunes West, just off Highway 41 in
Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, and
home to Ellington
Woods, a residential
community designed specifically for...
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 | Setting The Stage
Since many condominium units look alike from the outside, prospective buyers must be wowed by what-s inside. Staging is a great way to influence the buyer-s decision. Staging is not new. In fact, Barb Schwarz, a Washington realtor, trademarked...
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