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  • Why Is Pulte Advertising to invite More Traffic at the Entrance to Dunes West?

    Why Is Pulte Advertising to invite More Traffic at the Entrance to Dunes West?

  • Mortgage Rates Hit 11-Month High, But Charleston Buyers Are Starting to Adapt

    Mortgage Rates Hit 11-Month High, But Charleston Buyers Are Starting to Adapt

  • Folly Beach Reopens the Short-Term Rental Debate. Can the City Balance Property Rights and Community Character?

    Folly Beach Reopens the Short-Term Rental Debate. Can the City Balance Property Rights and Community Character?

  • Charleston Lands Among America’s Fastest-Growing Job Markets. What That Means for Housing.

    Charleston Lands Among America’s Fastest-Growing Job Markets. What That Means for Housing.

  • Flooding Fears Take Center Stage at Highway 41 Hearing as Residents Question Whether Relief Could Create New Risks

    Flooding Fears Take Center Stage at Highway 41 Hearing as Residents Question Whether Relief Could Create New Risks

  • The Hidden Housing Cost Buyers Forget Until After Closing

    The Hidden Housing Cost Buyers Forget Until After Closing

  • Charleston’s Flooding Crisis: Did We Approve Growth Faster Than We Built the Infrastructure?

    Charleston’s Flooding Crisis: Did We Approve Growth Faster Than We Built the Infrastructure?

  • Mt. Pleasant: More Than 20 Vehicles Targeted in Overnight Crime Spree at Charleston National as Residents Wake to Stolen Cars and Break-Ins

    Mt. Pleasant: More Than 20 Vehicles Targeted in Overnight Crime Spree at Charleston National as Residents Wake to Stolen Cars and Break-Ins

  • Forced Out by the City, But Squatters Stay? Dockside Owners Question Charleston’s Double Standard

    Forced Out by the City, But Squatters Stay? Dockside Owners Question Charleston’s Double Standard

  • 5,500 More Homes Proposed for Cane Bay as Residents Question Traffic, Flooding and Berkeley County’s Growth Strategy

    5,500 More Homes Proposed for Cane Bay as Residents Question Traffic, Flooding and Berkeley County’s Growth Strategy

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