The 2021 North Charleston Arts Fest is Back! After a lengthy Covid delay, the 2021 North Charleston Arts Fest is finally back! The annual five-day event is being held from April 28th to May 2nd, 2021, and is an opportunity to highlight so many different artists and performers in the areas of Dance, Music, Theater, Visual Arts, and Literature. The event features an array of performances, exhibits,...

Lowcountry Rapid Transit Plans in Park Circle The Lowcountry Rapid Transit (LCRT) is the future of travel in Charleston connecting Summerville to Downtown and Mt. Pleasant.  There will be 20 comfortable, safe, and accessible stations along the corridor, with access to Park Circle and other underserved North Charleston neighborhoods that will make the area more livable, walkable and connected! This is...

Kayak, Canoe, and Boat Launches near Park Circle Spring is here and Summer is fast approaching, and that means prime kayak, canoe, and boating time!Did you know that the Charleston County Park & Recreation Commission maintains 19 public boat landings throughout Charleston County?Here is a list of the kayak, canoe, and boat launch spots that are within 30 minutes of Park Circle.* Launches that are...

Park Circle Duck - The Duck, The Myth, The Legend In 1928, the first rubber ducks were created as chew toys. In the 1940s, those rubber ducks developed into the iconic floating yellow figure we know today.By 2013, this lovable bathtub toy was inducted into the National Toy Hall of Fame.But in 2018, the biggest rubber duck scandal to hit North America happened right here, in Park Circle. Over the...

Navy Yard Charleston The old Navy Base is ready for an "exciting" transformation as plans to create a 45-acre mixed-use development are in full swing.The redevelopment is being dubbed, "Navy Yard Charleston" and is being spearheaded by a mix of local and national real estate firms with deep pockets.The team includes powerhouse, Jamestown, a real estate and investment company known for the...

The month of March has come and gone and one thing remains constant... Buyers keep buying, and interest rates keep rising. Even with higher interest rates (now around 3.35% for buyers who put 20% down), it still isn't deterring buyers from making offers on properties. The other fairly constant thing that I'm noticing is that, more properties are selling ABOVE the list price. Between...