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August 24, 2017

New trends in master planned communities

Across the Lowcountry, homebuyers are finding fresh options associated with master planned communities. Traditionally, these developments include pools, walking and biking trails, and playgrounds. Today’s buyers want more. They want communities which enhance their lives...

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How can you tell if you are ready to quit renting and become a homeowner?

August 17, 2017

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How can you tell if you are ready to quit renting and become a homeowner?

The American Dream is a home of your own. For many that means renting and for others that means owning. Approximately sixty-four percent of the population in the US own their home. As of 2017, thirty-six percent of the population rent their home...

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What does it mean to pre-qualify for a new home?

August 10, 2017

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What does it mean to pre-qualify for a new home?

Setting out to purchase a new home isn’t like a trip to the store, where you grab your debit card and go to the store to select your purchases. There are some things to square away before you call a Realtor or go house hunting...

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Nexton Adds New Neighborhood Built by TrueHomes

August 01, 2017

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Nexton Adds New Neighborhood Built by TrueHomes

Summerville’s Nexton is growing by leaps and bounds. In addition to the opening of popular new restaurants at Nexton Square, there will be a new neighborhood of 600 homesites...

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Buying a Charleston new home how long does it take? Here’s a timeline

July 13, 2017

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Buying a Charleston new home how long does it take? Here’s a timeline

When you start shopping for a new home the length of time the process will take is a natural consideration, particularly if you are planning to list and sell your current home as part of the deal or need to plan when you’ll be moving from a rental...

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