Charleston New Homes Blog October 2020 | Charleston New Homes Guide

February 21, 2017

What are the Rules to Accessorizing a New Home?

You can probably imagine hundreds of decoration and interior design directions for your new construction home. But before you head into decorating at full speed, it’s important to take the time to think about...

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Designing the Best Owners Retreat for Your New Home

February 16, 2017

Tagged as: Design Tips

Designing the Best Owners Retreat for Your New Home

Your new home’s owners retreat ought to be a place that’s cozy and comforting. It’s your personal space where you recharge and relax at night and the place where you begin your days. For these reasons...

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February 07, 2017

Tagged as: Home Mortgage Info

FHA Reduces Mortgage Insurance Premiums

The Federal Housing Administration has recently reduced mortgage insurance premiums, allowing existing and new home buyers to save up to $500 per year. This reduction has lowered the annual premiums paid by...

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February 02, 2017

Tagged as: Lowcountry Neighborhood News

Del Webb Breaking Ground at Nexton

Shopping for an active adult community in the Charleston area? Another great option joins the list as construction officially begins at Del Webb Nexton. Esteemed builder Del Webb broke ground at...

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Categories: Nexton Del Webb Nexton Lowcountry Neighborhood News

Growth Boundaries Restrict Urban Sprawl into Rural Charleston County

January 19, 2017

Tagged as: Charleston Area Housing Market

Growth Boundaries Restrict Urban Sprawl into Rural Charleston County

To balance rapid growth with infrastructure, cultural and natural resource needs, Charleston County’s urban growth boundaries define corridors with specified plans for land use, natural resources, cultural resources, housing, and transportation...

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Categories: The Guide Lowcountry Neighborhood News

Why a new home is better and possibly cheaper in the long run

January 17, 2017

Tagged as: Home Buying Info

Why a new home is better and possibly cheaper in the long run

Are buyers of new homes wiser than buyers of existing homes? It all depends on your perspective. While new home sales are strong, their numbers do not approach the number of resale homes. According to the..

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October 2020

What are the Rules to Accessorizing a New Home?

Designing the Best Owners Retreat for Your New Home

FHA Reduces Mortgage Insurance Premiums

Del Webb Breaking Ground at Nexton

Growth Boundaries Restrict Urban Sprawl into Rural Charleston County

Why a new home is better and possibly cheaper in the long run

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