BJ RodgersPeople move to Charleston knowing it won't be cheap. But there's a difference between expecting "a little more than average" and encountering the actual numbers.
Leah BeaulieuThe sticker price on a Charleston home is only part of the story. Insurance — specifically the combination of homeowners insurance, flood insurance, and potentially windstorm coverage — can add $3,000 to $8,000 or more per year to the cost of owning
BJ RodgersIf you're buying your first home in Charleston and you've started looking into weather and flooding, you probably have more questions than answers right now.
Leah BeaulieuIf you are buying a home in Charleston, SC and the property is in or near a flood zone, the questions you ask before making an offer can save you thousands of dollars and prevent serious regret.