The secret may be out on James Island, as the once quiet island is now a destination for Charleston area newcomers and veterans alike. Convenient to Folly Beach and downtown Charleston, there’s no shortage of reasons more and more people want to call James Island home. Bisected by a busy commercial thoroughfare, Folly Road, you’ll find everything from box stores like Lowes and Walmart, to freshly made must have French croissants (Baguette Magic) and Belgian waffles (Sweet Be

What is Seasonality? Although you may already be aware of the strength of real estate prices over the last several years, market prices rarely move in straight lines up or down. Rather, prices follow cyclical patterns of relative strength and weakness. When valuing a home, it is important to evaluate how these seasonal factors impact the value of your home. Charleston area home prices: http://www.charlestonrealtors.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/CTAR_MMI_2017-06.pdf The May-

Nestled off of Harborview Road on James Island a mere single traffic signal from downtown Charleston, Woodward Pointe provides one of the only enclosed, side-walked communities on the island. If convenience to downtown and strong schools are your cup of tea, then this neighborhood is a must-see. And it seems more and more people are looking to James Island for their home investment. According to the Charleston Trident Association of Realtors, James Island median home prices

Increasing the value of your home can seem like an expensive proposition. Who has the time or money to knock out a wall, replace the kitchen cabinets, or redo the flooring? However, when it comes time to selling your home, a little grit and determination can go a long way. So before you hire that expensive contractor, check out these useful tips to get the most out of your home... or shall we say, investment. #RealEstate #HomeImprovement #HomeValues

A Brief History of Woodward Pointe, James Island with Gary Keull I had the pleasure of meeting Gary as a result of one of our neighborhood mailings. He is a St. Michael’s Place resident but was very involved in the formation of Woodward Pointe. I enjoyed learning more about our community over a cup of coffee. 1. Tell me about yourself. How did you come to live in St. Michael’s Place? I moved here in 1995 with NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration). The