Author Archives: Kristin B. Walker

Greg Rand recommends Charleston on FOX “Where to Invest Now” – I say “What???”

Posted on May 17, 2012 by Kristin B. Walker

It’s not that often that Charleston is singled out as a perfect place for a real estate investment thus I thank Mr. Rand for his segment on our gorgeous city.  We know it, we feel it, so it’s nice to … Continue reading →

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Update: Anson House Condo Auctions

Posted on April 30, 2012 by Kristin B. Walker

Update May 3, 2012 -  The remaining condos just came back on the market with price drops. Here they are – and I put the pre-auction price to the right for comparison.  The notes say that all offers must be for … Continue reading →

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Wagener Terrace Home Sales Triple (and median price is up 20% too)

Posted on April 17, 2012 by Kristin B. Walker

Well. There you have it.  For years I have been saying that Wagener Terrace is a neighborhood on the rise, possibly one of the coolest neighborhoods in town because of its proximity to the heart of Downtown Charleston, its great … Continue reading →

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Anson House Condo Auctions April 30 – A heads up!

Posted on April 10, 2012 by Kristin B. Walker

For the latest news on this, seem my most recent post – Update: Anson House Condo Auctions. ——————————————- This is not a warning, rather it is more of a heads up… The Anson House Condominiums are coming up for auction … Continue reading →

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Best Home in Downtown Charleston Under $2,500,000 – 113 Ashley Ave in Harleston Village

Posted on March 29, 2012 by Kristin B. Walker

As a jaded (spoiled) Downtown Charleston Realtor who has seen it all, it is rare that I walk into a home that inspires instant love and admiration. 113 Ashley Ave in Harleston Village, just had me go ‘ahhh’.  Not only … Continue reading →

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What color can I paint my home in Historic Charleston?

Posted on March 27, 2012 by Kristin B. Walker

Here’s the answer to the commonly asked question “What color can I paint my home in Historic Charleston?” Continue reading →

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Radcliffeborough, Midtown and Morris Square are hot to trot!

Posted on February 28, 2012 by Kristin B. Walker

Update 3/14 – And two more properties just went under contract! 1204826 - Details: 67 RADCLIFFE ST, CHARLESTON, SC – $139,000 2924994 - Details: 66 VANDERHORST ST, CHARLESTON, SC – $649,990 ______________________________________ Recently I listed a great house in Radcliffeborough at 11 … Continue reading →

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Mayor Riley’s 2012 State of the City Address – a focus on Charleston developments and my two cents

Posted on January 26, 2012 by Kristin B. Walker

On January 24, Mayor Joseph Riley gave his State of the City address, outlining what has been accomplished in Charleston, his vision for the (last?) four years of his term, and ongoing City initiatives. I thought I’d pull out the … Continue reading →

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The Horizon Project. From Concrete to Community in the City of Charleston.

Posted on January 19, 2012 by Kristin B. Walker

Take a look at this area and tell me what you see. Vast swaths of concrete and cars, a few buildings, a few ball fields. A pretty nice park.  It’s an area that is mostly disconnected from other neighborhoods in … Continue reading →

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Update on the Preservation Society’s Master Preservationist Program

Posted on January 17, 2012 by Kristin B. Walker

As many of you know, I spent last winter attending class once a week with the Preservation Society, to become a Master Preservationist through their very first pilot program.  We explored, we learned, I blogged and took photos – and … Continue reading →

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