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10/12/2026

Your home's sale price is only a headline number—financial clarity comes down to what you actually walk away with at the closing table. Before you commit to listing, you need a realistic breakdown of your net proceeds after accounting for agent fees, estimated closing costs, and any remaining mortgage payoff. Too many sellers find out about unexpected expenses at the eleventh hour. Getting a clear, ballpark estimate of your net sheet upfront allows you to plan your next move with absolute confidence. Financial transparency isn't an afterthought; it should be the foundation of your selling strategy. Stop guessing your bottom line. Run your numbers and estimate your proceeds in less than a minute at www.comellistme.com

10/12/2026

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10/11/2026

Experience matters, especially when your home equity is on the line. With over 20 years of dedicated Lowcountry real estate experience and nearly $100 million in closed sales across Charleston, Berkeley, and Dorchester counties, Greg Flanagan brings seasoned negotiation and steady market insight to every transaction. As Owner and Broker-in-Charge of SCSold LLC, Greg has built a reputation on being forthright, local, and qualified. You don't need gimmicks or inflated promises; you need a proven professional who knows how to navigate complex negotiations and protect your bottom line from contract to closing. Put decades of local expertise in your corner. Connect with Greg and review his track record at www.comellistme.com

10/11/2026

Another SOLD sign hits the yard. 🔑
Sold in Johns Island, SC

🏠 Sold by Celeste Shumate
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10/10/2026

🎃🍂 Pumpkin season is calling, Charleston!
Boone Hall Pumpkin Patch is celebrating 30 years of fall fun with a corn maze, tractor tours, farm animals, pig races, and activities for the whole family!

📍 Boone Hall Pumpkin Patch | Mount Pleasant, SC
📅 October 10–11
⏰ Scheduled hours: 10 AM–7 PM

👇 If you could do only ONE activity here, what would you choose—and why?
Follow our page for more local events, hidden gems, and things to do around Charleston and the Lowcountry!

10/09/2026

When selling a home in the Charleston area, the only number that truly matters is what you walk away with after closing. It is easy to get caught up in impressive list price figures, but headline numbers can be misleading if you haven't accounted for underlying transaction costs, brokerage fees, transfer taxes, and prorated property items. True financial clarity means looking past the marketing hype to understand your exact estimated net proceeds before you ever sign a listing agreement. Sellers deserve complete transparency regarding the math behind their sale so they can plan their next financial move with total confidence. Knowing your ballpark net sheet upfront lets you evaluate offers accurately and make informed decisions when negotiation time arrives, protecting you from unexpected deductions at the closing table. You shouldn't have to jump through hoops, provide personal contact details, or sit through a sales pitch just to see a basic financial breakdown of your own home equity. Financial clarity should be immediate, accessible, and straightforward. Take control of your numbers and get a clear picture of your potential proceeds instantly without the hassle. Run your numbers and review a transparent breakdown of your estimated net proceeds today at www.comellistme.com

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10/09/2026

Charleston home prices just hit a 12-month high. 📈
The median sold price in Charleston, SC was $682,895 in September. Homes are still taking about 41 days to sell, and sellers are getting about 97.7% of their final list price, so buyers still have room to negotiate.

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Source: Flexmls, City of Charleston residential, September 2026.

10/09/2026

What's happening in the Charleston Real Estate Market right now?
Here's the update!

Charleston home prices just hit a 12-month high. 📈
The median sold price in Charleston, SC was $682,895 in September. Homes are still taking about 41 days to sell, and sellers are getting about 97.7% of their final list price, so buyers still have room to negotiate.

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Source: Flexmls, City of Charleston residential, September 2026.

10/08/2026

The Charleston, Mount Pleasant, and Summerville real estate markets continue to move at their own unique pace, driven by steady regional growth and distinct neighborhood dynamics. If you are watching local conditions closely, you already know that a broad, one-size-fits-all approach no longer works. Inventory levels vary significantly depending on whether you are looking at historic downtown Charleston, suburban master-planned communities in Summerville, or coastal pockets in Mount Pleasant. Buyers today are informed, highly selective, and quick to pass on homes that are overpriced out of the gate. Success in this environment requires local precision—understanding what specific price bands are moving quickly and where buyers are showing hesitation. Pricing a home correctly from day one dictates how much traffic you draw and how strong your negotiating leverage remains once an offer lands on the table. General market reports can give you a high-level overview, but your strategy has to account for your specific street, subdivision, and property type. Real estate isn't about broad regional trends; it's about the localized supply and demand right outside your front door. If you want a straightforward breakdown of current market conditions affecting your neighborhood value, see how the numbers stack up at www.comellistme.com