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Real Estate

Midyear foreclosures up across state’s MSAs

Midyear foreclosures up in S.C.’s most-populous areas RealtyTrac reported in its Midyear 2010 Metropolitan Foreclosure Market Report that the Charleston metro area had the highest rate of foreclosure filings; Columbia, Spartanburg, central western South Carolina and the Grand Strand had some of the lowest rates in the state.  Read More...

Columbia office, retail markets struggle in Q2

June home sales up 25% across South Carolina

Foreclosures up across S.C. in last six months

NAI Avant develops Charleston partnership

Feds extend closing date for homebuyer tax credit by three months

Small stands multiply as Farmers Market runs late

Nearly 21% of homes sold in S.C. were in foreclosure

Pending home sales drop 23.8% in May

Bank of America Plaza building earns LEED certification

Credit issues still bedevil homebuilding

Year-to-year foreclosures up 29% across S.C. in May

Poll: Turn Babcock building into medical offices

Statewide home sales up 10% from March to April with most markets reporting jump

Frustrated in Columbia, developer looking at ‘a lot of different options’ for student towers









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