Across the Lowcountry of South Carolina, the real estate market is seeing an increase in available inventory, with listings up roughly 25% through August, compared to the same time last year. While …

As we move deeper into the fall season, the Bluffton real estate market is showing mixed signals worth noting. After several months of inventory decline, November brings a slight reversal, giving …

As fall arrives in the Lowcountry, a quieter season is unfolding — and in the financial markets, a subtle shift is underway that could impact local real estate. After several years of …

The Bluffton market continues to show resilience this fall, with some surprising shifts worth noting as we move into the final quarter of the year. Inventory, demand, and pricing all tell a clear …

Buying or selling a home in the Lowcountry is an exciting milestone, but between signing a contract and sitting at the closing table lies a detailed process filled with moving parts. In South …

Three neighboring Lowcountry communities have been recognized as among the best places to live in South Carolina, according to a new list by Travel + Leisure. The magazine’s “11 Best …

The Bluffton real estate market continues to be shaped less by a lack of buyer demand and more by homeowners unwilling to give up historically low interest rates. Many people would gladly pay more …

For many homeowners, especially those at or near retirement age, selling a home isn’t just about moving — it’s about unlocking equity they’ve built over decades. But one of …

One of the most common questions we hear from sellers in the South Carolina Lowcountry is: “What do I need to do to get my home ready to sell?” While pricing, marketing, and timing all …

The Bluffton real estate market continues to offer a unique set of signals this summer—some expected, others surprising. While many anticipated a seasonal slowdown, July’s numbers …

  I have said it many times before and I will say it again now ... “real estate commissions are negotiable, they always have been, and they always will be.” As I write this article, there are …