Charleston Real Estate Market Booms with Record Sales and High-Value Transactions

Charleston Sees a Surge in Real Estate Sales

Good morning, Charleston! As the sun shines brightly on our beautiful city, with a high of 78°F and lovely clear skies, it’s the perfect time for some local real estate news. We’ve recently witnessed a flurry of activity in the real estate market, especially for homes priced at $250,000 and above, with transactions recorded from July 29 to August 2. Let’s dive into the latest happenings!

Big Deals in Awendaw

Starting off in Awendaw, there have been some noteworthy transactions. DFH Crescent LLC sold a stunning property at 2033 Bullyard Sound Way for a whopping $1 million to Brock Anthony DeCicco. Not far behind, another property on 2041 Bullyard Sound Way was sold to Sean and Alexis Gray for an impressive $852,458. These sales highlight the desirability of the Enclave at Copahee Sound.

Charleston’s Vibrant Market

Moving into Charleston proper, the Charleston Annex LLC sold 15 Horlbeck Alley for $895,000 to Steve Nissman and Rebecca Pickens. If you’re eyeing properties with great investment potential, you’ll want to keep an eye on Stein Properties I LLC’s sale of 54 Vanderhorst St., which went for a staggering $2.2 million to LZM Real Estate LLC. Wow! Talk about high stakes!

Folly Beach Luxury Living

Out at Folly Beach, the real estate market doesn’t disappoint either. The Brent and Martha Borges Revocable Trust sold 509 W. Beach Court for a jaw-dropping $1.8 million to Timothy and Sharon Bray. Meanwhile, JD Tipton LLC sold 503 E. Arctic Ave. for a striking $2.9 million, indicating that beachfront properties are highly sought after right now.

James Island Sees Steady Growth

Over on James Island, properties are also gaining attention. Union Properties LLC sold 241 Woodward Shores Road for $699,000. The Estate of Thomas Charles Difiglio made headlines by selling 827 Duck Hawk Retreat for $820,000. It’s clear there’s a mix of budget-friendly options and luxurious escapes popping up in this charming area.

Johns Island and Kiawah Island Upgrades

Johns Island is proving to be a hot spot for new homeowners too! Recent sales like 1862 Pineland Drive going for $730,000 show that this area is on the rise. On the golf side of things, Kiawah Island continues to attract premium buyers. For instance, David and Sara Dempsey’s sale of 219 Yellow Throat Lane hit a remarkable $3.6 million.

Mount Pleasant’s Record Sales

Meanwhile, in Mount Pleasant, ODP Powhatan LLC sold 753 Powhatan Ave. for a whopping $3.7 million, placing it among the top sales of the period. And let’s not forget the sale of 1513 Nantahala Blvd. for $362,500, which shows that even more modest homes are flying off the shelves.

Northern Neighborhoods Wrapping Up

Even North Charleston hasn’t been left out, with several properties showing strong sales growth. Highlights include 4803 Chesterfield Road sold for $550,000 and sales reaching up to $2.3 million in some developments. The area continues to draw interest from both homeowners and investors alike.

What’s Next?

So there you have it – Charleston is buzzing with real estate activity! With properties ranging from cozy starter homes to luxurious waterfront estates, it seems the Charleston area is still a coveted location for buyers. Whether you’re looking to invest or find your dream home, now is a great time to be part of the vibrant Charleston housing market. Happy house hunting!