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Carolina Park in Mount Pleasant posted a $1.48M median and sale-to-list ratios above 100% in January 2026. Here is what that means for buyers walking into multiple-offer situations -- and why the list price is the floor, not the ceiling.
Hamlin Plantation posted a $1.29M median in January 2026, but with only 500-600 homes in the community, a single sale can shift the statistics dramatically. Here is why the quarterly view matters more than the monthly headline.
Old Village in Mount Pleasant posted the highest price per square foot in the Charleston metro at $1,150 in January 2026. With a 175-day median DOM and limited inventory, here is why the usual metrics do not apply to this historic enclave.
Isle of Palms median sale price dipped to $1.29M in January 2026, but before you call it a correction, look at what is actually driving the numbers. The mix shift between condos, back-island homes, and oceanfront tells a more nuanced story.
Daniel Island's January 2026 numbers tell a story of returning confidence in the luxury segment. With the median sale price at $1.95M and days on market improving, here is what the data actually means for buyers and sellers on the island.
The I-526 Mark Clark extension is dead. The I-526 Lowcountry Corridor WEST widening is real but won't begin construction until 2029. Here's the honest timeline and what it means if you're buying or selling in West Ashley and surrounding neighborhoods.
Charleston County's proposed transportation sales tax could fund $4.25 billion in road, transit, and infrastructure improvements over 25 years. Here's how the funded projects map to specific neighborhoods -- and what the construction timeline means for buyers and sellers.
Boeing is investing over $1 billion and adding 1,000+ jobs to its North Charleston campus over the next five years. Here's where that demand will hit the housing market first -- and the neighborhoods that relocating engineers and executives are already targeting.