As a result of areas like Upper King Street slowly developing further and further North, the Upper Peninsula is beginning to see all sorts of new development, from restaurants and bars to houses and offices.

Charleston has been breaking all kinds of ground with its new restaurants, hotels, apartments, and other developments that are in the works. 

Whether you’re a Charleston native or a visitor, you’ve more than likely heard terms like “Charleston Single,” “Charleston Double,” “Carriage House,” or “Piazza,” to name a few.

Charleston residential real estate saw a great year in 2014, with a 9% increase in sales volume and a 5% increase in median prices.

In South Carolina, the median home price rose 5.1% among residential homes, condos, and villas. Charleston had a promising winter with an average median price of $209,000 last month, 15% higher than February 2013.

If you have never heard of, or been to, Dewees Island, it is a rare find. Dewees is a private island that is only accessible by private ferry or boat, and cars are not allowed on the island. This is a fabulous vacation spot if you’re looking for a serene and quiet beach experience.

The Charleston InstaGallery is a curated photographic tour of Charleston through the eyes of the Charleston Instagram community. The InstaGallery is curated by Mark Swick and Paul Dunker, local Instagram users who have a passion for capturing the unique beauty of Charleston.

dunes properties is pleased to announce the addition of Luiz Yamashita and Kain Slowikowski to their sales teams on Isle of Palms and Folly Beach. 

The Real Estate Studio is excited to feature local artist Blakely Little’s beautiful paintings on display from December 31, 2014 –February 10, 2015, with an Artists Reception on Saturday, January 3, 2015.