Ya Gotta Love Charleston...The City and the Real Estate

The Dunes West Property in Mount Pleasant SC has a rich history behind it. Some of first inhabitants were the Sewee Indians, a relative of a signatory of the Declaration of Independence, and an Italian Prince and Princess just to name a few. Now people of all ages, backgrounds and status reside in Dunes West. The Dunes West Golf Course and Club House is located on the site of a historic plantation.The 18 hole golf course was designed by Arthur Hills. This par 72, 6871 yard masterpiece is... Read Full Story

If your reading our blog than more than likely your thinking about a move to the Charleston SC area. Perhaps your searching for more information about the Mt. Pleasant schools, recreation, restaurants or Charleston beaches. You might even be looking for a way to search the Charleston's Multiple Listing service (MLS). Creaturo and Associates of Century 21 Beachside has a High Powered Home Search that we are making available to our potential clients at no charge. What makes our search unique... Read Full Story

By: Darcy & Dave Creaturo Hamlin Plantation, located just east of Downtown Charleston, SC in Mount Pleasant, SC is a beautiful community. Hamlin Plantation has a lifestyle that people of all walks of life can feel at home in. The award winning club house and amenities are enough to make you want to live in Hamlin Plantation. When you see the clubhouse it looks like something out of the movies. It has the southern charm of the old south with porches and pillars surrounding the main clubhouse... Read Full Story

Mt. Pleasant & Charleston SC has been on all the "top places to retire" lists for many years. CNN/Money put the Charleston area on its 2006 & 2007 List. Sperlings ranked Charleston SC fourth best place to retire. Tennis.com has Charleston on top of their list. The AARP put Charleston on their 2003 list of "The 15 Best Places to Reinvent Your Life." Finally The New York Times placed Charleston #13 on the best place to retire to list. The rankings were based on factors that included: access... Read Full Story

By: Dave & Darcy Creaturo In 1946, 3.4 million babies were born in the United States, the surge of births continued, year after year, until 1964. By that time 78 million "baby boomers" had joined the population, creating a huge demographic bulge. Now the baby boomers are starting to turn 60, the baby boomers are going to start getting old and begin developing health problems. They're also going to retire from the workforce. As, they retire they are looking for the top places to retire and... Read Full Story