One of the great things about living in Charleston is that you can get outside just about any time of year—and many residents can walk, run, or bike in their own neighborhood. But, if you are getting tired of your […]
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I love tacos. I could eat Mexican food any day of the week, and tacos are my go-to choice most of the time. Luckily, there are lots of very good places to go for tacos in Charleston. Another great thing […]
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One of the great things about living in (or visiting) Charleston is that there are so many things to do. Charleston is a great place for families, and especially for those who enjoy spending time outdoors. There are things to […]
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While Charleston is known as a food city, it has relatively few vegetarian restaurants. But, you can still find options if you know where to look. Vegetarian-friendly restaurants in Charleston range from local Mexican, pizza, and brunch spots to well-known […]
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Several 5k running races take place in the Holy City throughout the year. While it is possible to find a 5k in Charleston year-round, the late winter-early spring time period has the highest concentration of races in the area. During […]
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When you live in Charleston, it is easy to take the city for granted. Water views and palmetto trees become the norm; and, if you don’t make it to the beach today, you can always go another time. But, Charleston […]
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Looking for places to launch your kayak in Charleston, SC? Wondering what you need to know before you hit the water? Our guide to kayaking in Charleston includes launching points (and a map), along with some tips for staying safe […]
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The Lowcountry Oyster Festival is a staple on the annual Charleston events calendar. Taking place at Boone Hall Plantation in Mount Pleasant, it is billed as “the world’s largest oyster festival,” with more than 45,000 pounds of oysters on offer […]
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Charleston has dozens of neighborhoods with waterfront homes. While this includes the oceanfront homes on Folly Island, Sullivan’s Island, and Isle of Palms, it also includes homes with private docks (and access to community docks) throughout the Charleston area. This […]
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Charleston is growing. While some areas are growing faster than others, all of Charleston’s neighborhoods have experienced growth over the past five years. By all indications, this isn’t going to change anytime soon. Families, professionals, and retirees are moving to […]
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The Charleston area has dozens of neighborhoods. There are 14 on the peninsula alone. When you expand your home search to include Daniel Island, James Island, Johns Island, Mount Pleasant, and West Ashley (as most people do), you are potentially […]
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