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Charleston Homeowners Insurance Costs Are Rising Fast
Why Is Homeowners Insurance in Charleston Getting So Expensive? Charleston County now ranks among the riskiest counties in the country

South Carolina’s Homestead Exemption Rises to $75,000 for Charleston Seniors
How much is South Carolina’s homestead exemption in 2026, and who qualifies? South Carolina’s homestead exemption for homeowners age 65

Charleston County’s $4.25 Billion Transportation Vote: What It Means for Mount Pleasant
What is Charleston County’s 2026 transportation sales tax referendum? On November 3, 2026, Charleston County voters decide whether to

Charleston County’s New Stormwater Rules: What Buyers and Sellers Should Know
What is Charleston County changing about its stormwater rules in 2026? Charleston County is updating its stormwater design manual for

South Carolina’s 4% vs. 6% Property Tax: What Charleston Buyers Get Wrong
What Is South Carolina’s 4% vs. 6% Property Tax Rate? South Carolina taxes real estate using two assessment ratios: 4%

Short-Term Rental Rules: Mount Pleasant vs. Daniel Island
Can You Buy a Short-Term Rental in Mount Pleasant or on Daniel Island? Yes, but the rules are genuinely different

Mount Pleasant Home Prices: Why the Permit Cap Matters
By 32 South Properties | October 2, 2026 WHY AREN’T MOUNT PLEASANT HOME PRICES DROPPING IN 2026? Mount Pleasant capped

Long Point Road Construction Starts in Mount Pleasant, SC
Is Construction Underway on Long Point Road in Mount Pleasant? Yes. As of summer 2026, two separate projects are underway

Charleston Flood Zones: What Buyers Should Know First
By 32 South Properties | September 28, 2026 WHY DOES A HOME’S FLOOD ZONE MATTER WHEN YOU’RE BUYING IN CHARLESTON?

Should Charleston Sellers Accept the First Offer or Wait to See What Else Comes In?
Your Charleston home hits the market. Then an offer arrives quickly. That’s exactly what you wanted—until the questions begin. Did

What Makes Buyers Pass on a Charleston Home Even When the Price Is Right?
Your home is priced appropriately. Buyers are scheduling showings. The listing is getting attention. But nobody is writing an offer.

What Does a “Good Deal” on a Charleston Home Actually Look Like in Today’s Market?
A home is listed at a price that seems high. Another has been sitting on the market longer than expected.


