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1 week ago | 
postandcourier.com | Teri Errico Griffis
An 8,138-square-foot waterfront mansion on Charleston’s Battery sold for $15.2 million — the second highest sale on the peninsula and the second major sale of 2025. The off-market listing at 18 Murray Blvd. was grabbed up within a week with its rare mix of panoramic views of the historic Ashley River and a complete interior renovation. The sellers, Rom and Renee Reddy, purchased the property for $6.5 million in 2024.
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2 weeks ago | 
postandcourier.com | Teri Errico Griffis
As the owner of a small business, Tanya Christopher enjoys when strangers pop in to check out her Charleston fitness studio. She never imagined one informal meeting would put her in the national spotlight on the fourth and final season of the locally produced HBO series “The Righteous Gemstones."Christopher owns Amorous Dance Pole and Fitness in West Ashley, in a retail strip center on Old Towne Road.
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2 weeks ago | 
postandcourier.com | Teri Errico Griffis
A historic house built in Charleston's Hampton Park Terrace is up for grabs for $5.8 million, almost twice what any home has previously sold for in the upper peninsula neighborhood. Two unique factors contributed to its value, according to co-listing agents Leslie Turner with Maison Real Estate and Tift Mitchell with Tift Properties. One is the 0.72-acre lot at 478 Huger St.“It is extremely rare to have a parcel that’s almost three-quarters of an acre anywhere downtown.
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2 weeks ago | 
postandcourier.com | Teri Errico Griffis
On the heels of claiming the title of "Coolest Thing Made in South Carolina," High Noon Sun Sips is moving up the music charts.
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2 weeks ago | 
postandcourier.com | Teri Errico Griffis
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2 weeks ago | 
postandcourier.com | Teri Errico Griffis |Chloe T. Barlow
To hear Kieron van Wyk tell his story, the endgame was always to play on the PGA Tour. Making money as a student-athlete at the College of Charleston was never part of the plan. Now in his senior year, the 23-year-old made history in January as the first amateur to win an Advocates Professional Golf Association event since that tour began in 2010. Two months later, he made his PGA Tour debut and tied for fourth against professionals.
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2 weeks ago | 
postandcourier.com | Teri Errico Griffis
Developers are going before the Charleston County Planning Commission this month, requesting to rezone a West Ashley horse farm to allow more than 100 condominiums. The property encompasses two parcels at 1136 and 1154 Bees Ferry Road at the corner of Bear Swamp Road. NVR Inc. — the parent company of Ryan Homes — is requesting to rezone the farm from low-density residential to multifamily development with a maximum of 144 units. All units would be for sale.
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3 weeks ago | 
postandcourier.com | Teri Errico Griffis
Less than five weeks after Charleston’s Dockside condominiums were mandatorily evacuated, a prospective buyer has one of the units under contract but at a substantial discount. The two-bedroom, two-bath condo at 330 Concord St. spans 1,323 square feet. The current owner, B and TF — a limited liability corporation out of Stamford, Conn. — paid $850,000 for unit 11D in May 2023, according to county records. The condo went under contract for $350,000 on March 30. It was on the market for nine days.
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3 weeks ago | 
postandcourier.com | Teri Errico Griffis
Down a ways from the busy South Windermere shopping center, sits a 2-acre compound near the Wappoo Cut that’s sheltered by a shapeless cement wall and tall, lush trees. The property at 95 Folly Road sits at the gateway between James Island and West Ashley at the long-established Crescent neighborhood. Within the walls is a 17,855-square-foot building that previously served as a church and parish hall.
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1 month ago | 
postandcourier.com | Teri Errico Griffis
A Circle K gas station in Charleston is being sued for allegedly selling contaminated fuel that a customer believes caused major damage to a truck. Berkeley County resident Edreone Brockington purchased diesel from the store at 2572 Ashley River Road. Shortly after filling his vehicle on Jan. 9, Brockington experienced engine issues, including multiple sensor warnings, loss of power and mechanical failure, according to a lawsuit filed March 14 in Charleston County.
