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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: Charleston Neighborhoods
The Horizon Project. From Concrete to Community in the City of Charleston.
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
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
Master Preservationist Program – Day Twelve. What’s in a Name?
Apparently, everything when it comes to the value of an historic neighborhood. For Day 12 of our Master Preservationist Program, we met at the Greek Orthodox Church of the Holy Trinity, located at 28 Race St and a fine example … Continue reading
Master Preservationist Program-Day Seven. Asphalt & Infill. Just how smart are we?
How many suburban strip malls and parking expanses do you see abandoned and lifeless on a daily basis? Tons. How many ex-urban neighborhoods are now struggling to stay afloat? Many. We are all fatter, we drive more, and we know … Continue reading
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
The Spring & Cannon Streets Corridor is Rising
For several years now, the Spring and Cannon Streets corridor has been evolving and changing, welcoming modern buildings, historic renovations and most importantly, a proliferation of shops and restaurants. Every urban neighborhood needs mixed-use to thrive and Spring and Cannon … Continue reading
Update on Handy Man Specials in Wagener Terrace
There are none. That’s the update. Well ok – there are a few, but they are either overpriced, or not in a great location. When I last wrote about the handy man specials in Wagener Terrace in May, continuing a … Continue reading
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