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realtor: Boeing 787 plant coming to N. Charleston SC - 10/29/09 01:04 PM
Boeing announced yesterday that it will place its second final assembly line for the 787 Dreamliner in North Charleston, S.C., ending months of speculation. Along with serving as a location for final assembly of 787 Dreamliners, the facility also will have the capability to support the testing and delivery of the airplanes. Read more...
I'd like to welcome the relocating employees and new hires to the Charleston area. The Lowcountry is a great place with diverse neighborhoods for all income levels. Here's a great link to better aquaint yourself with the area www.CharlestonLowcountryLifestyle.com
A testimonial from a present Boeing employee I helped … (3 comments)
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realtor: New Home Sales Strong, How do you compete? - 07/01/07 08:00 AM
Where have the past two months gone? I don't know about you but I've been busy. It seems the gates opened and buyers flooded the market. From a personal stand point new home sales have been strong in the Charleston area. The new home builders are slashing prices and providing incentives to the buyers to sell existing inventory homes. The value in the new home is strong in the mind of buyers. "Why buy used when I can get bigger at less cost per square foot." What can you do to sell your pre-owned home in today's market? If you're sitting … (0 comments)
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realtor: Is the home market showing signs of life in the Charleston area? - 05/24/07 01:35 PM
Maybe it's my eternal optimism or just wishful thinking but I dare say I think we're beginning to see a few raspy breathes coming from the Charleston areas near dead housing market. Not that it was totally dead, there were 990 some odd homes sold in the Charleston, Berkeley, Dorchester area in April. Still more then the same period in 2004. Nowhere near the extreme numbers of homes that sold in 2005 and 2006. I expect the May 2007 number of homes sold will also be down, reflecting a slow April selling period.
June numbers on the other hand should be higher. A number of indicators … (0 comments)
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realtor: Real Estate can be a Dangerous Business - 2 attacked - 05/18/07 11:00 AM
I pass this on as a reminder. It was written by and for our association (SCAR) I do not expect points for it.
Greg
Real Estate Can Be a Dangerous Business May 10, 2007
SCAR (South Carolina Association of Realtors) is saddened to report two real-estate-related attacks on women in South Carolina in the last few days. Fortunately, both women are recovering from these attacks, though both suspects are still on the run.
On Saturday, a REALTOR® in Rock hill was attacked and raped when she went to meet a client at a house. When she arrived, the attacker came at her from … (23 comments)
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realtor: Isle of Palms Market Statistics 2006 v. 2007 - 04/22/07 10:02 AM
The Isle of Palms, excluding Wild Dunes, has seen a major downturn during the first quarter of 2007 compared to same period 2006.
$1M+ homes sold fell from 31 in 2006 to 11 during the same period this year.
The $200K-$499K condo/timeshare market also fell drastically from 14 sales last year to just 4 this period.
The average DOM has climbed steadily from 100 days in April 2006 to 203 days in 2007.
SOLD/ACTIVE RESIDENTIAL LISTINGS
01-Jan-2007 - 22-Apr-2007
Area=44
0-2 3 4+ Multi Condo/ Total
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realtor: Over Pricing will lead to NO SALE - 04/22/07 09:03 AM
It's Sunday morning and I've just finished reading the Post & Courier. The entire back page of the Real Estate classifieds were open house listings for today. Many of these homes have been on the market for months and can be seen in the open house classifieds week after week. Why? Because more then likely they are overpriced for the condition or location of the home.
One of these properties is in a local Cainhoy, SC subdivision. Offered at more then $30,000 above the average home price in the neighborhood, it will take a very special buyer to rationalize the purchase price. The house is the most … (0 comments)
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realtor: Cainhoy- Not what people think - 04/20/07 09:45 AM
Cainhoy to me was always the place I went by as I was headed to I526 or away from Hurricane Floyd (up 41 to 52 to columbia). I never paid attention to what was here.
In 2006 I had the opportunity to list and sell property in the Peninsula subdivision off Clements Ferry Rd. a great place. A planned community built by DR Horton with neatly tended lawns and gardens. The amenity center was one of the funniest looking places I'd seen in my travels. I found my self coming back to explore what else was out here in "the woods". … (0 comments)
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realtor: Avoid the Salesman hype when buying a new home. - 04/20/07 09:14 AM
While attending an HOA meeting the other night I listened to a few of my neighbors complaints and concerns about how the neighborhood wasn't progressing the way the salesman said it would. Promises of better amenities, streetlights, sidewalks, house colors, basketball hoops, parking, length of driveways and increased HOA fees were all discussed. Almost every person who expressed a concern mentioned the words "that's what the agent told us" or "we were never told". Many didn't understand the covenants and restrictions that were presented to them prior to closing.
Another truth is many of those, if not the majority, bought thier new … (2 comments)
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realtor: Charleston SC March 2007 market numbers - 04/11/07 07:23 PM
Let's talk about real estate market conditions in Charleston.
If you ask me the market is great and as healthy as ever. Why? Because homes continue to sell everyday. Folks moving in , folks moving out, others unfortunately have died, divorced or even worse are about to be foreclosed or bankrupt. No matter the circumstance, good or bad, there will always be a market. The problem might be there is not enough market to go around. This market will definitely provide a much needed culling of the industry.
According to Charleston Trident Area Realtors MLS website 1167 residential properties sold for $349,125,336 at an … (0 comments)
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realtor: Buying A New Home? Be Careful! - 04/11/07 09:11 AM
Buying A New Home From A Builder?
Are you contemplating purchasing a home in a new development or subdivision? If so you need to know the facts about who's actually looking out for your interest. It sure isn't the agent behind the desk.
You may think it isn't that complicated buying a home in a new subdivision, find the house, sign the paperwork, use their mortgage company, appraise the house using their appraisor, walk through the house with their inspector, close on the house using their attorney, move in the house by yourself. Done deal right? Hardly!
Everything a builder does, and everybody … (0 comments)
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