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SC Budget Supports Long-Term Property Value
South Carolina’s $14.7B budget prioritizes infrastructure upgrades that can enhance real estate development statewide. $200 million allocated to aging bridge repairs will boost transportation access and nearby property values. New road improvement funding supports long-term growth in both rural and urban real estate markets. $35 million for hurricane recovery stabilizes housing and land values in…
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Greenville Home Prices up 9.1% in Mid-Q2
Greenville entered a seller’s market in May 2025, with the median home price reaching $361K. Home prices ↑ 9.1% yearly
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Check out my listing Address: 130 Poplar St Pacolet
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2025 Design Trends: Speed up Your Sale
Japandi style tops buyer preferences with its minimal, nature-inspired, and calming aesthetic. Scandinavian design emphasizes simplicity, natural materials, and serene neutral tones.
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SC Homes: Proven Path to Long-Term Growth
Strong long-term gains make SC attractive for Real Estate investors. Home prices rose 0.38% in the most recent reporting period. Home values increased by 4.03% statewide. SC saw a 68.96% rise in home prices over the past 5 years. Since 1991, prices have soared 340.68%, reflecting long-term growth.
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South Carolina: America’s Next Hot Growth Market
South Carolina ranks among the fastest-growing states in the US as of 2025. SC appeals to both retirees and professionals. Residents enjoy beaches, mountains, and small-town charm. The state offers a mix of history, culture, and job growth. SC’s lower-than-avg living costs help families and professionals save significantly each year.
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Check out my listing Address: 109 Mountain View Ave Greer
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Month of “May” Is the Best Time to Sell Your House in 2025
Homes listed late May sell for 1.6% more, adding ~$5,600 extra profit. Buyer urgency peaks before summer vacations and school year deadlines.
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Condo vs. Apartment: Which Is Best for You?
Ownership & Equity – Condos are owned; apartments are rented – Condo owners build equity; renters do not – Condos involve mortgage, taxes, HOA Maintenance & Responsibility – Condo owners handle interior repairs – HOA manages shared spaces – Renters rely on landlords for repairs
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5 Dos and Don’ts When Selling a Condo
Reviewing condo association rules early prevents fines and sale delays due to advertising or approval restrictions. Hiring a REALTOR® experienced with condos avoids costly mistakes related to association rules and unique financing.