May 2020

Selecting New Home Fixtures: 9 Power Moves

When building a new home, choosing the right fixtures isn’t just a matter of taste, it’s laying the groundwork early for efficiency and value. Fixtures are more than decorative elements, they are essential tools that impact daily function and experience in every room. From faucets and lighting to door hardware and shower systems, thoughtful selection during construction prevents costly updates later on.
 

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Final Phase of Homes at The Ponds Set to Launch August 16th

Everyone is invited to join Kolter Homes in celebrating the grand opening of the FINAL PHASE of new homes at The Ponds on Friday, August 16th. The newly released neighborhood features homesites with pond views, wooded backdrops, and privacy thanks to the community’s conservation-focused layout.

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Nexton Becomes First Community to Access 5 Gigabit Residential Internet

Home Telecom recently announced the launch of its ultra-fast 5 Gigabit internet service for residential customers. As the first residential area to receive this cutting-edge service, Nexton continues to lead the way in smart community development.

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5 Must-See Features for New Homebuyers at Pulte’s New Design Center

At the all-new Pulte Design Center in Charleston, Pulte believes the design process should be as inspiring as the finished product. With top-tier finishes, thoughtful design tools, and expert guidance, their center sets a new benchmark for personalized homebuilding.
 

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Ride with the Guide: The Lifestyle Behind Del Webb's Active Adult Communities in Charleston

Del Webb active adult communities are redefining 55+ living by offering more than just homes—they create a lifestyle centered around wellness, social connection, and active engagement. At the core of this experience is a thoughtfully planned calendar of activities and amenities designed to bring neighbors together and promote a high quality of life.

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Explore the Lowcountry: Santee State Park

Just a little over an hour’s drive from Summerville and about 75 miles from downtown Charleston, the park is often chosen as a popular day trip or weekend getaway for Lowcountry families, fishing enthusiasts, birdwatchers, and outdoor lovers alike.

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