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12 Rebellion Road — Water views, fine interior mark new house in notable West Ashley village
Situated in a quiet corner of South Windermere neighborhood near the Wappoo Cut, Rebellion Road has a lot going for it. Fashionable stucco, brick and wood frame homes line the street: Some of the houses are waterfront. About all the street lacked was a brand new home. Now that’s been taken care of. Jonathan Goldfarb’s Riverland Builders LLC raised 12 Rebellion Road with backing from developer C.J. Dempsey. The builder and developer, meanwhile, are teaming up to market the three-level, 2,825-square-foot house.
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Hide Away: Builder’s new homes in Hanahan enclave showcase upscale features close to creek
An upscale builder to begin with, David Weekley Homes is bringing its stylish home designs at less-than-extravagant prices to lower Berkeley County. The Houston-based builder has framed a few houses at Tanner Hall, off Henry Brown Parkway in Hanahan, and intends to construct about 30 homes in all.
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Cambridge Lakes — Condominium comes with amenities, plus location
Finding rentals east of the Cooper that are both affordable and conveniently located just minutes from area beaches and downtown Charleston can be a bit tricky, but Cambridge Lakes manages to do just that. Cambridge Lakes was built in 1999 and is located off Stuart Engals Boulevard in Mount Pleasant. Several units in the condominium complex are available for rent by property owners.
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Real Estate News — Local inspection vet to lead society; appraiser sees market brighten
The chief of a Charleston area firm that checks houses’ structural integrity is the new president-elect of the American Society of Home Inspectors. Bill Jacques, ACI and president of American Inspection Service Inc., was installed last month at the group’s annual InspectionWorld conference in Phoenix.
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Charleston area home sales perked up in January
The Charleston area real estate market showed some encouraging signs in January, with residential sales up 10 percent compared to January 2011, the Charleston Trident Association of Realtors said this afternoon.
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S.C. to get nearly $34 million in mortgage deal
South Carolina will get almost $34 million from a $25 billion pot of money that five major bank-owned mortgage servicers are funding to address foreclosure abuses, fraud and other practices, state Attorney General Alan Wilson today.
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Real Estate News — Downtown agency leads in luxury sales; Daniel Island sought-after village
One Charleston area brokerage is making a name for itself selling houses that are priced in seven figures. Carriage Properties LLC says it handled 45 properties that sold for $1 million or more apiece. According to Carriage Properties, local agencies sold 480 homes for $1 million or more in 2011 for a combined value of $887.4 million. Carriage’s share was 10.4 percent.
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2073 Parkway Drive — Roomy interior, proximity to boat ramp showcase Riverland Terrace rental
Traditional neighborhoods built decades ago are typically loaded with homes that have stood the test of time. In many cases, homeowners are long-standing residents active in the community. This combination of sturdy residences and civic-minded neighbors can make these venerable subdivisions a good choice for tenants. One such place is Riverland Terrace on James Island. The property for lease is 2073 Parkway Drive, a brick home dating back 53 years.
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Brick Solid: Builder stacks up initial sales in quiet western Summerville neighborhood
A few new lots from Dan Ryan Builders in River Birch back up to the Ashley River. Pretty cool, but the builder notes it more as an afterthought. You see, the Summerville neighborhood is near the headwaters of the Ashley. No worries. Dan Ryan Builders has plenty more to offer. Notably, the company is framing brick-façade and all-brick homes with sizable yards and amenity-filled interiors.
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1651B E. Ashley Ave. — Italian villa-style looks give pizzazz to oceanside home on Folly Beach
In the strictest sense, one towering residence that’s somewhat obscured by cottages on Folly Beach’s eastern nub is a “beach house.” The stucco-like structure fronts the Atlantic Ocean, aka the beach. And people live there, so it’s a house. Beyond that, 1651B E. Ashley Ave. bears little resemblance to the iconic wood-framed elevated row houses where grown ups and kids track in sand. While untraditional, the three-level fortress with suspended stairs is an attractive fit among Folly Beach’s upper crust east-end homes.
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Engineering, military backgrounds play role in shaping Charleston Realtor group's 2012 president
Herb Koger logged successful careers in the military and as a civil engineer, heading Army Reserve operations and helping to lay out an interstate. In 1998, he chucked retirement plans and followed wife Didie Koger into the real estate profession. Close to 14 years later, he’s still at it.
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