Downtown Charleston, known for its charm and preserved history, has gotten a lot of awards and recognition over the last decade. Conde Nast has consistently voted Chareston “#1 US City” for more than 5 consecutive years. The limted size of the peninsula, historic appeal, and host to some of the best dining and shopping in the country are just some of the reasons property values continue to grow and are highly sought after.  Learn More

West Ashley is a great mixture of traditional 50’s built homes and new construction. The area is one of the largest subsections of Charleston tri county area. Whether a  quick drive to downtown or the 526 corridor for easy access to the airport and North area,  West Ashley is a hub of convenience. This area features the majority of the area historical plantations, eclectic Avondale with trendy shopping, restaurants and neighborhoods, including Byrnes Down and Maryville areas of older, quaint architecture. Learn More

James Island is conveniently nestled between downtown Charleston and Folly Beach with a 15 minute drive either way. Known for its ’down to earth’ community feel, good variety of neighborhoods and highly rated schools, James Island has a neighborly appeal. James Island is also the main gateway to Folly Beach, a popular oceanfront  community. Learn More

Johns Island is the largest island in South Carolina. Its local residents strive to maintain the natural lowcountry beauty indigenous to the island. The live oaks and large parcels ample opportunity for new development, Johns Island has a strong allure. Leading to Kiawah, Seabrook and the convenience of West Ashley, the lowcountry serenity also lends itself to great convenience and opportunity. Learn More

Recently voted one of the 50 Best Cities to live in, Mount Pleasant is a lovely community accessible by the well-known Ravenel Bridge. In 2015, the city was designated as the 10th fastest growing city in the nation, according to the 2015 Census Bureau.  Mount Pleasant is an area of consistent growth and improvement. Visit Shem Creek for oceanfront entertainment and dining, Towne Center for outdoor shopping and a great variety of neighborhoods. Mount Pleasant is closest to the beachfront areas of Isle of Palms and Sullivans Island. Learn More

Sullivan’s Island is home to a storybook seaside town nestled between the Atlantic and Intracoastal waterways. With a small population hovering around 2000 people, the 3.3-mile Island has a strong sense of community and is a favorite destination for locals. It borders the entry to Charleston Harbor and is just separated from the neighboring IOP by a beautiful breach inlet. Though small in size, Sullivan’s is full of shops, restaurants, wide beaches and serene spots to enjoy island life.

Known as an elite beachfront community, Isle of Palms is six miles long and resplendent with sandy beaches and resort homes. Just 12 miles from downtown Charleston, it provides a complete oasis for both locals and tourists to enjoy. The island is home to 900 acres of golfing and resort areas to enjoy, including Wild Dunes. In any given month you can enjoy live music and ice cream shops, play award-winning golf courses or beach sports, and visit the marina. IOP is ideal for luxurious coastal living.

Daniel Island is known for its strong family-centered community and island lifestyle. The area is currently growing, with new amenities, shops, entertainment venues and restaurants joining the community regularly. The schools on this Island are some of the most sought-after institutions in the area. Flanked by the Cooper and Wando Rivers, Daniel Island is home to a 4,000-acre master planned community and approximately 10,000 residents. It also hosts the Volvo Car Open, a famous tennis tournament and world-class festival held every spring.

Charleston’s Northern area is one of it’s fastest-growing neighborhoods. The third most populated city in South Carolina, North Charleston is the state’s leader in retail, home to Boeing, the Charleston International Airport, outlet shopping and a bustling convention Center. It’s also the site of waterfront industry and the historical train depot. The residential areas, anchored around the hip and eclectic Park Circle, provide sought-after homes. Walking around Park Circle, you’ll find unique shops, locally-owned restaurants, food truck festivals and even the filming locations of some big-budget shows.

A small town just north of Charleston, Summerville has all the conveniences you could want and a sweet, Southern feel. Here you’ll find both quaint neighborhood shops, popular chain restaurants and plenty of shopping. Spanning Dorchester, Berkeley and Charleston counties, this area boasts a reputable school system and strong, steady job growth. Summerville is also known for the beautiful azaleas that blossom every spring.

Goose Creek is an ideal balance of quaint southern town and growing business locale. Located in one of the nation’s best spots for growing industry, it was also voted one of the top places to raise a family in South Carolina. This Berkeley County neighborhood is close to Boeing and Volvo, but still has a small population and values preserving its small-town feel. Families here enjoy the local fishing holes, biking trails, recreation facilities, and an 18-hole golf course.

Known for its historical charm and Southern hospitality, Moncks Corner lies just 3 miles south of the Lake Moultrie inlet in Berkley County. Dotted with oak-shaded parks and historical landmarks, this small town has a lot of culture to offer. An open-air farmers market serves up fresh produce and local goods. Events at the 100-year-old Train Depot delight locals and visitors alike. For outdoors sports, plenty of baseball fields and a winding bike trail provide family fun.