Monthly Archives: June 2026
The Cassina Group I July Events
Folly Beach July 4th Fireworks (July 4, 2026): As communities across the country commemorate America’s 250th anniversary, Folly Beach celebrates Independence Day with one of the Lowcountry’s favorite waterfront traditions. The annual fireworks display draws residents and visitors to the shoreline for an evening of patriotic festivities, oceanfront views, and summer fun. Set against the... Read More
Market Report | May 2026
Market Update: May 2026 The Charleston real estate market continued to show resilience through May, with conditions varying by neighborhood. While inventory has given buyers more opportunities in some areas, demand for well-priced homes remains strong, particularly in Charleston’s most desirable communities. Below is a snapshot of how several key markets are performing year to... Read More
Featured Property: Coastal Living Elevated at 2871 Ion Avenue
Built Around the Island Lifestyle Some homes capture the spirit of Sullivan’s Island from the moment you arrive. At 2871 Ion Avenue, that spirit is found in the easy connection between indoor and outdoor living, generous gathering spaces designed for entertaining, and a location that places the beach, local restaurants, and island life just moments... Read More
Now Showing: The Captain John Morrison House at 125 Tradd Street
The Evolution of a Classic Some of Charleston’s most remarkable homes aren’t defined by a single feature. Instead, they achieve something far more difficult, a balance of history, architecture, comfort, and livability that feels effortless. The Captain John Morrison House at 125 Tradd Street is one of those rare properties. Dating to approximately 1805, this... Read More
Featured Property: Harborfront Living in the Nathaniel Ingraham House at 2 Water St
A Residence Defined by Time and Place There are few places in Charleston where history, architecture, and waterfront living converge as effortlessly as they do at 2 Water Street. Known as the Nathaniel Ingraham House, this distinguished residence has occupied one of the city’s most remarkable settings since 1810. Positioned along the iconic High Battery,... Read More
On the Market: The Historic Edmondston-Alston House at 21 East Battery
Charleston’s Harbor Landmark Since 1825 Some homes occupy a coveted address. Others become part of the identity of the place itself. For two centuries, the Edmondston-Alston House has stood watch over Charleston Harbor, its piazzas facing the water and its history intertwined with the story of the city. Located at 21 East Battery in the... Read More
