Mount Pleasant, SC buyers with ratified contracts in place by April 30, 2010 now have until September 30, 2010 to close and still claim the federal homebuyer tax credit. Congress recently passed the extension in hopes of further stimulating the real estate market and allowing lenders more time to address nearly 180,000 homebuyers-in-waiting nationwide. This is a huge relief, especially for those buyers involved in a lengthy short sale situation. For more information on this recent tax credit extension, contact your Expert Mt. Pleasant, SC Real Estate Team today.
Mt Pleasant residents enjoy nearby Middleton Plantation’s Summer Wine Strolls every Wednesday evening through July 21st, 2010. Contact Rhea of the Chuck Avera Team for details.
40 Mount Pleasant residents traveled to Kansas City, Missouri this week to win the title of 2010 All-American City. Cast your vote today and contact The Chuck Avera Team or visit www.MountPleasantUpdate.com for the latest real estate market info.
We are thrilled to announce Dorothy Willoughby joined the Chuck Avera Team in April as a Mount Pleasant real estate Buyer Specialist. Dorothy is an avid equestrian so if you have questions about horse properties in and near the greater Charleston area or want to learn more about what’s happening in the Mount Pleasant residential real estate market, contact Dorothy today!
As one of the original carriers to serve in the United States Navy, the USS Yorktown is docked at Mount Pleasant’s Patriots Point near the new Ravenel Bridge. Guests can tour the carrier, experience some of the most incredible war planes, and visit the newly added Congressional Medal of Honor Museum. Mt Pleasant residents also enjoy visiting the nearby Waterfront Park. To view homes for sale near these local landmarks, visit our Mount Pleasant Online MLS Property Search.
Daniel Island residents enjoy the lake at Smythe Park which is surrounded by green space and wetlands. Also a gathering place for many community events like The Charleston Symphony Orchestra, Picnic in the Park, and others, Smythe Park frequently attracts neighboring Mount Pleasant residents and Charleston residents.
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