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Market Conditions Summary for James Island, South Carolina

Reported by

Chuck OMorrow
as of 9/28/2008:

The growth of MUSC and the Charleston Hospitals keep James Island properties in demand because of their proximity and easy access to the downtown area. In the last 30 days, the average home on James Island sold for $312,648. The highest sold... MORE->
About Chuck OMorrow

Reported by

Carl Ahlert
as of 8/23/2008:

The condition of the real estate market on James Island and Folly Beach continues to be a Buyers Market. Activity was much slower during the 2nd Quarter 2008 than it was during the same period in 2007. Based upon the rate that homes on MLS were... MORE->
About Carl Ahlert

Reported by

Lloyd Gunn
as of 8/4/2008:

We ended 2007 with an MLS active inventory of 9086 units with an average list price of $513,129. This level is a decrease over the last quarter of the year. The average days on the market was 167 days. Looking now at this year's statistics. For the... MORE->
About Lloyd Gunn

Average Current Market Rating: 1.3 (3 ratings)

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Average Current Price Trend: 3 (3 ratings)

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Note: A strong Buyer's Market does not necessarily mean that it is not a good time to sell your home. Likewise, a strong Seller's Market does not necessarily mean it is a bad time to buy a home. We suggest contacting one of the Real Estate Professionals on this page for advice.

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