Lee Keadle

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what is the thought on investment properties on Johns Island, SC?

Asked Mon Mar 10 2008, 20:20 by Colleen - Johns Island - Market Conditions - 9 answers

Lee Keadle answered:

Colleen,

Johns Island real estate is a great investment for long term, but with the slower real estate market, buyers seem to be choosing James Island and West Ashley over Johns Island. When 526 is extended into Johns Island and more shopping is built, Johns Island will be a great area. Until then, most of the home buyers that buy in Johns Island are buying because they like the country setting.

Lee - Tue Mar 11 2008, 08:06

Is this property still for sale. How do I contact owner or agent. 2765 Jobee Dr Charleston, SC # 1

Asked Tue Aug 7 2007, 12:32 by Linda Lochner - West Ashley - Using Trulia - 3 answers

Lee Keadle answered:

Linda,

You can search the Charleston MLS by address on this site: http://www.searchforcharlestonrealestate.com/idx/

Look under more options to search by address.

I hope this helps!

Lee - Mon Mar 10 2008, 13:22

Noise level of Portrait Homes' Townhomes (i.e,

Asked Tue Sep 11 2007, 19:12 by Dallas - Charleston - Quality of Life - 6 answers

Lee Keadle answered:

Dallas,

I own a unit that I rent out in Fenwick Commons. These are well built for the price and you should hear very little from your neighbor! Given the nature of town houses you will hear some noise, but while painting our unit, we didn't hear anything from the neighbor over the three days we were there.

Lee - Mon Mar 10 2008, 13:18

A question on waterfront homes

Asked Wed Dec 26 2007, 17:05 by Joan Carolyn - Charleston - Foreclosure - 13 answers

Lee Keadle answered:

Joan,

I know the Charleston real estate market well and suggest that you continue to look for that perfect Charleston waterfront home! It is very hard to find a waterfront home in Charleston that will meet all your needs: low price, location, water access, and dockable. It is best to keep a good eye on the new waterfront listings and buy when you see a property that meets all of your needs. Real estate prices in Charleston might still go down for some properties, but with as rare as waterfront is in Charleston, I would take that bet.

Lee - Mon Mar 10 2008, 13:11

Anyone know about the noise level at Mira Vista condominiums, James Is?

Asked Mon Oct 15 2007, 15:32 by Louise - James Island - Quality of Life - 4 answers

Lee Keadle answered:

I think that the quality of construction at Mira Vista is good enough to cut down on noise. There are a lot of younger owners and renters in this condo development, so you will hear some noise through the walls. I would also look at The Retreat condos in James Island. They aren't as close to downtown Charleston, but they offer a slightly higher grade of construction.

Lee - Mon Mar 10 2008, 13:04

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