Charleston area home sales surpassed the national market in June due to the $8,000 federal tax credit that expires September 30th, 2010. Sales in June hit 1,022 transactions, the first time in three years. The tax credit combined with low interest rates and a large inventory of available homes fuled the boost in sales.
http://www.postandcourier.com/news/2010/jul/13/area-home-sales-pass-1000/
July 13th, 2010
Charleston, which was a fairly sleepy town when we were growing up, is now filled with art, theatre and sporting events. There isn’t time to see and do all that our town has to offer!
Saida particularly enjoys the annual performance of A Christmas Carol put on by Charleston Stage Company. The play, which features both professional and local actors and the wonderful Charles Dickens story that puts us all in the holiday mood, will run from December 2 until December 20. To read about the upcoming performance or to reserve tickets, go to http://www.charlestonstage.com/.
One of Saida’s other favorite holiday traditions is attending the Spirituals Concert at Drayton Hall. An evening of listening to the centuries old beautiful ballads is a treat that shouldn’t be missed. The concerts this year are on December 5 and 6. For tickets and more information,call 843-769-2605.
For a complete listing of events in Charleston, visit www.charlestoncvb.com.
November 22nd, 2009
All of us in the Charleston area were thrilled to learn that Boeing has selected the lowcountry for the site of its second Dreamliner assembly line. According to the Charleston Business Journal (10/28/2009) this initiative will create several thousands of jobs and represent an investment of more than $750 million in the region. Read more at http://www.charlestonbusiness.com/news/31798-boeing-rsquo-s-work-begins-lsquo-gentlemen-start-your-engines-rsquo and www.postandcourier.com/boeing. We want to welcome all Boeing employees and invite them to contact us for assistance with their moves to the Charleston area. Let us be your Keys to Charleston Real Estate!
November 22nd, 2009
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