Charleston SC Real Estate Blog - April, 2013

Charleston, South Carolina voted one of the South's Tastiest Towns

Posted by Mike Ciucci on April 30th, 2013

Southern Living has once again given our beautiful city of Charleston great recognition. Charleston was recently named The South's Tastiest Town. World-class restaurants such as FIG, Husk, McCrady's, Blossoms, Magnolias, SNOB (Slightly North of Broad), Cypress, Grill 225, High Cotton, and Hominy Grill to name a few of the most recognizable restaurants.

Being in real estate and showing houses here for those looking to relocate to Charleston, I'm always asked, "So where are the best restaurants to visit while we're here?" The first question out of my mouth is always the same- "What kind of food would you like to eat?" You see, as any local knows in Charleston, you could spend the next 3 years visiting a new restaurant every day if you decided to eat at a…

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Funny and Bad Real Estate Photos - Time for Some Fun

Posted by Mike Ciucci on April 16th, 2013

We're always giving updates regarding the real estate market here in Charleston, so this time I thought we'd take a look at some fun and interesting real estate photos from realtors locally and around the country.

How about this one, a $225,000 bush for sale?

 

Here's a great one of the beautiful front yard:

 

How about a great shot of the bunkbed:

 

 

Here is a beautiful kitchen shot...looks fine to me...

 

Same house, beautiful family room photo:

 

You may have wanted to put a few things away first... (de-clutter)

 

I always like the option of having an office:

 

Flowers ALWAYS add to a room...

 

This is what it might look like at night?

 

Wow, this is overkill (yes, pun intended):

 

These…

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Blessing of the Fleet in Mt. Pleasant, SC

Posted by Mike Ciucci on April 8th, 2013

It's that time of year again for the Mount Pleasant Blessing of the Fleet & Seafood Festival! Come on out to Waterfront Park, Sunday April 29th from 11:30am to 6:00pm.

This wonderful event used to be located near Alhambra Hall in the Old Village, but since it has outgrown the original location- it has been relocated to Mount Pleasant's Waterfront Park at the foot of the Ravenel Bridge.

This festival highlights some of the best local seafood that Charleston has to offer, and is community-supported benediction that calls for a safe and prosperous shrimping season in Charleston! It should be a great event this year with live music, local crafts, kids activities, a boat parade, and of course the ceremonial blessing of the shrimp/fishing fleet here in…

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