College of Charleston Carter Real Estate Center

The Real Estate Club is hosting an event with Urban Land Institute next Wednesday! It'll be in Well Fargo Auditorium at 5:00 PM and there will be a reception after! To register for the event, email [email protected] if you're a student! For non students used this like: https://southcarolina.uli.org/events/detail/6FF4E815-5DBE-4401-A6DF-7DC70F0FA8E5/

Hello Everyone!
I wanted to let you all know that next Friday and Saturday we are have an Excel/ARGUS workshop being taught on campus! It'll be taught by Bob Rajewski who is a professor at Temple University! On Friday he will be teaching an Excel workshop for student and local professionals! On Saturday there will be an ARGUS workshop for CofC Students! Feel free to register by emailing [email protected]!

It's the College of Charleston's 250th Birthday! Help Celebrate by giving back to the Carter Real Estate Center!
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Give to School of Business in #CofCDAY! I’m ready to support School of Business on January 30, 2020 during CofC Day. Learn more about School of Business.

Interesting article by the Post and Courier about the ever growing gap in affordable housing in Charleston.

Charleston's widening divide between housing costs and income — and solutions Most Charleston-area residents spend more of their income on housing than the federal standard of 30 percent, but solutions to the housing affordability problem are hard to come by. Housing

What do you think of this project?

Charleston board gives final approval to 225-room hotel at Waterfront Park A high-profile hotel project planned next to Charleston's Waterfront Park cleared a crucial hurdle this week, moving it a step closer to a planned groundbreaking later this year.

Here is a very interesting video by The Brian Beatty Team with the Director of the Carter Real Estate Center, Dr. Elaine Worzala!

Dr. Elaine Worzala's Real Estate Market Update When it comes to buying or selling real estate here in the Charleston area, you need to trust the experts. Brian talks with Dr. Elaine Worzala of the Carter ...

Last week, we had a few students from our Real Estate and Global Logistics programs to Panama City, Panama and it was a great experience for a lot of the students to learn more about the Panama Canal and the local Real Estate.

What do you guys think about this??

On the thriving Charleston peninsula, a former landfill looks like prime real estate As development marches up the Charleston peninsula, new plans for a 175-acre former landfill are being created.

Hello CofC Students! We have this awesome Happy Hour tonight from 5-7 at King Street Dispensary that is being put on by CCIM South Carolina! You MUST be 21 to participate and must RSVP!
RSVP's must be sent to [email protected]
The address 559 King Street!
Hope to see you guys there!

We happened to find an article that talks about South Carolinas first Police Station so we thought we'd share it you guys!
https://www.ccpl.org/news/watch-house-south-carolina’s-first-police-station-1701–1725

The Watch House: South Carolina’s First Police Station, 1701–1725 | Charleston County Public Library

Here's a great article by the Post and Courier about how home prices in the Lowcountry are almost three times as high as the ones in the Upstate. Dr. Elaine Worzala, Director for the Carter Real Estate Center, was interviewed on her thoughts.

Hard count -- Fewer properties within Lowcountry shoppers' price range puts crimp in region's upbeat pace Admittedly it may be comparing Upstate apples and Lowcountry oranges, but students at Clemson pay $500 a month for a place to live in the semi-rural area near campus while

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