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Real Estate

Charleston Realtors hope tax credit extension boosts market

housing parachute Charleston-area real estate agents say Congress’s decision to extend and expand the first time home buyer tax credit could help prop up the housing market through the typically slower winter months. The $8,000 tax credit for first time home buyers was set to expire Nov. 30. President Barack Obama signed the new measure into law today. Read More...

Hot Properties for Nov. 2, 2009

Berkeley County expecting large crowd for annual delinquent tax sale

Noisette lien holder files for bankruptcy

Appraisers: Foreclosures’ impact varies

Value judgment: Real estate industry finds flaws in new appraisal rules

Hot Properties for Oct. 19, 2009

Statewide home sales drop slightly in September

Foreclosures up 11% in Q3 across South Carolina

Report ties apartment vacancy recovery to employment numbers

Charleston County delinquent tax sale starts Monday with increase in properties

Hot Properties for Sept. 28, 2009

Trident Realtors association offering workshop on form-based codes

Hot Properties for Sept. 21, 2009

Jafza International changes development plans









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