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By Homestead Charleston - Thursday, October 22, 2026

Half of Mount Pleasant's Listings Have Cut Their Price. Some Owners Are About to Become Landlords.

When a house won't sell at the price you wanted, renting it feels like a smart pause. It's actually a job.TL;DROwners who can't sell at their price often rent instead and become landlords without planning for the time it takes.On Oct. 7, 48.9% of 272 active Mount Plea...

By Homestead Charleston - Wednesday, October 21, 2026

$135 Million From 1,500 Miles Away: Who Is Buying Charleston-Area Apartments

A Texas housing authority's nonprofit affiliate just added a 312-unit North Charleston complex. Here's what the buying pattern tells investors.TL;DRAn El Paso housing authority affiliate bought The Scottie, a 312-unit North Charleston complex, for $70.5 million, reported ...

By Homestead Charleston - Tuesday, October 20, 2026

Waiting for Rates to Settle? The Bigger Variable Is Who Runs the House.

Mortgage rates jumped in a month, and plenty of would-be Charleston buyers are standing still. Here is the question worth asking while you wait.TL;DRThe fear holding most Charleston buyers back is rarely the price; it's being on the hook for everything after closing.Rates hit...

By Homestead Charleston - Monday, October 19, 2026

The List That Lives in Your Head

Three out of four homeowners say the house overwhelms them. The problem usually isn't the work. It's that you're the only one who remembers it.TL;DRMost homeowners aren't overwhelmed by any one repair; they're overwhelmed by being the only person who tracks al...

By Homestead Charleston - Sunday, October 18, 2026

$116.9 Million Already Points West, and North Charleston Is Rewriting the Rulebook

North Charleston's zoning overhaul reached a public meeting this week, and the verified figures from West Ashley suggest where the money is already leaning.TL;DRTwo verified West Ashley commitments total $116.9 million: MUSC's $83.5 million Citadel Mall site and the city&...

By Homestead Charleston - Sunday, October 18, 2026

Inventory Is Up and Prices Have Cooled. So What Are You Still Waiting For?

For many would-be Charleston owners, the thing holding them back was never the market. It was the picture of everything that comes after closing.TL;DRCharleston's Q4 market has given buyers room: more inventory, moderating prices and less pressure to decide in a weekend.If yo...

By Homestead Charleston - Saturday, October 17, 2026

The Slow Season Is When Landlords Make the Decisions They Regret

With Charleston's market settling into a calmer fourth quarter, every vacancy turns into a string of judgment calls that land on one person's desk.TL;DRCharleston's Q4 market is stabilizing, so vacancies no longer fill themselves; each one becomes dozens of judgment c...

By Homestead Charleston - Friday, October 16, 2026

$48.9 Million, Three Directions: What This Week's Quieter Charleston Deals Actually Signal

No billion-dollar peninsula megaproject this week — just three verified, mid-size deals that show exactly where local capital is placing its bets right now.TL;DRThree verified deals totaling $48.9 million show capital moving on three different clocks.RCB Development paid $9...

By Homestead Charleston - Friday, October 16, 2026

The Riskiest Season for a Charleston Home Isn't Hurricane Season

It's the gap between closing day and move-in day — and a new survey on buyer's remorse explains exactly why that gap is what's actually stalling your decision.TL;DRThe real risk for many Charleston buyers is the months between closing and moving in, when the hou...

By Homestead Charleston - Thursday, October 15, 2026

Four Working Days a Month. That's What Self-Managing Actually Costs You.

New data on landlord time burden puts a number on something Charleston investors have felt for a while — and fall turnover season is about to test it.TL;DRThe average self-managing landlord spends about 31 hours a month on their rentals; larger portfolios, up to 78.With Cha...

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Half of Mount Pleasant's Listings Have Cut Their Price. Some Owners Are About to Become Landlords.

$135 Million From 1,500 Miles Away: Who Is Buying Charleston-Area Apartments

Waiting for Rates to Settle? The Bigger Variable Is Who Runs the House.

The List That Lives in Your Head

$116.9 Million Already Points West, and North Charleston Is Rewriting the Rulebook

Inventory Is Up and Prices Have Cooled. So What Are You Still Waiting For?

The Slow Season Is When Landlords Make the Decisions They Regret

$48.9 Million, Three Directions: What This Week's Quieter Charleston Deals Actually Signal

The Riskiest Season for a Charleston Home Isn't Hurricane Season

Four Working Days a Month. That's What Self-Managing Actually Costs You.

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