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- Mayor Riley’s 2012 State of the City Address – a focus on Charleston developments and my two cents
- The Horizon Project. From Concrete to Community in the City of Charleston.
- Update on the Preservation Society’s Master Preservationist Program
- All about Downtown Charleston’s Neighborhoods – a map, descriptions and more.
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I am a full-time Realtor for all historic neighborhoods on the Charleston Peninsula as well as a few other bike-friendly walkable areas. I LOVE my job. A Lowcountry aficionado, an outdoor lover & a foodie, I enjoy unique architecture and things that challenge and inspire me.
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Tag Archives: Bike-friendly
Downtown Christmas Light Delight – By Bike
Last night it was a balmy Charleston Eve, so my husband and I decided to take a little two-wheeled spin around the quiet streets of Downtown to take a look at the Christmas lights. I don’t know about ya’ll, but … Continue reading
Another Home with a Jawdropping View – 45 Pendleton St in Wagener Terrace, Charleston
I completed my most recent post about homes with a view in Downtown Charleston, right before this stunner came on the market, but today I was lucky enough to have a private showing of this home. 45 Pendleton St, while … Continue reading
Appraising the Character of Cannonborough/Elliotborough, Windermere and Byrnes Downs
The City of Charleston recently released what they call “Area Character Appraisals” for three additional neighborhoods which are considered to have a distinct historic importance in the Charleston region – Cannonborough/Elliotborough on the Charleston Peninsula, and Windermere and Byrnes Downs … Continue reading
Update on the Bicycle-Only Community in Lexington, SC
Back in May I posted an article about the launch of a bicycle-only community in Lexington, SC right outside of Columbia. It’s called Bicycle City! This kind of urban planning fascinates me and I wonder how it would do in … Continue reading
Posted in Bike-friendly Neighborhoods, Developments
Tagged Bike-friendly, sustainable communities
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What $200,000 gets you in Charleston
For this series, I am just going to take a look at what is available on the Charleston Peninsula. Yes, I know you can do a search on your own but wouldn’t you agree that sometimes it helps to have … Continue reading
Stuck in Traffic? Not Me. Downtown Charleston Living is Easy…
After enduring the Thanksgiving traffic to and from Atlanta (I-26 drivers are crazy!) I realize that I forgot to give Thanks for one other thing in my last blog post. That I don’t have to commute. Now it wasn’t always … Continue reading
Developers Plan Bicycle-Only Community in Lexington, SC
This came across my desk this morning and I love this idea. Having spent time in places like Fire Island, where only bicycles, wagons and feet are allowed, I know what a great, neighborly community this can form. What do … Continue reading
Demand for Walkable Neighborhoods is on the Rise
In the June issue of The Atlantic, author Christopher Leinberger discusses the rise in demand for walkable neighborhoods around the country. Here on the Charleston Peninsula and in a few other neighborhoods around the area – we ARE walkable and … Continue reading
Honored to be featured in "Locals We Love" section of CharlestonScene
Kristin Walker is profiled in “Locals We Love” of the new Charleston Scene Continue reading
Posted in Bicycling, Charleston Lifestyle, Inspired, Kristin B. Walker
Tagged Bike-friendly, Cycle Chic, News, walkable neighborhoods
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