Bluffton, South Carolina Situated high on a bluff overlooking the May River, Bluffton continues to be one of South Carolina’s fastest growing small towns. The population has nearly doubled since the 2000 census, largely due to the temperate climate, affordable housing and low cost of living. At one time a tiny community, the recent annexation […]
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Charleston, South Carolina
Charleston, South Carolina Charleston has been rated the most popular vacation destination in the United States, and it surely must rank in the top five among places to spend the rest of your life. Visit the city once and you’ll discover that it pulls at your heartstrings like no other place in the country. Is […]
Daniel Island, South Carolina
Daniel Island, South Carolina If you could create perfect place to live, perhaps you’d choose an island conveniently located near the mainland yet just far enough from the rest of civilization to feel a million miles away. You’d carefully plan a downtown area complete with shops, restaurants, schools, churches and affordable apartments and condominiums. You’d […]
Dewees Island, South Carolina
Dewees Island, South Carolina No words more befit the spirit that inhabits the people and the place of Dewees Island than those of Pat Conroy. Just talk to Betty Yearout of Island Realty, Arla Jessen, Dewees Island’s resident naturalist, Chip Naramore, President of R S Custom Homes, a Dewees Island builder, or to anyone who […]
Folly Beach, South Carolina
Folly Beach, South Carolina Folly Beach was not always the laid-back beach town it is today. In the 1920s, 1930s and 1940s, carnival rides and big band leaders such as Glenn Miller and Tommy Dorsey attracted crowds to the island now known as “The Edge of America” from up and down the East Coast. By […]
Goose Creek, South Carolina
Folly Beach, South Carolina Goose Creek, South Carolina, located northwest of Charleston along the Cooper River and sandwiched between the towns of Hanahan and Moncks Corner, ranks among South Carolina’s larger cities, with a population of more than 30,000. Although no definitive archives exist to explain the origin of the city’s name, historians suspect the […]
Isle of Palms, South Carolina
Isle of Palms, South Carolina The Isle of Palms, also known locally as simply IOP, has attained the near-perfect combination of preservation and development, creating an ideal beach resort for visitors and full-time residents alike, just a short drive from historic downtown Charleston. Located north of Charleston Harbor, the upscale barrier island exudes a feeling […]
Johns Island, South Carolina
Johns Island, South Carolina Much of South Carolina and North Carolina have seen a population boom in recent years, with builders putting up housing developments as quickly as possible, then moving on to the next project. Despite its proximity to Charleston, Johns Island, located just across the Stono River, has retained its pastoral charm, a […]
Kiawah Island, South Carolina
Kiawah Island, South Carolina Portions of Kiawah Island have changed little in the centuries since the Kiawah Indians lived there. Indeed, preserving the island’s natural beauty has been a prime concern among its various owners, from the Lords Proprietors of the Carolinas in the 1600s to Kiawah Development Partners today. May 2006 marked 30 years […]
Moncks Corner, South Carolina
Moncks Corner, South Carolina Originally a trading post on the southeast corner of the massive Mitton Plantation, Moncks Corner has grown into a thriving community with a rich and storied past tied largely to the dense marshes and the people who have lived in and around them. Now the county seat of Berkeley County, Moncks […]