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Your Economy

We make no presumption that we have a consistent understand of the national economy, and more especially, its macro component. We do, however, have a natural affinity for our local economy.

August 2010: The ‘new’ reality

This month's Market Report is simply a reminder that our financial environment looks a bit different than it did five years ago, and it may for a while to come.

August 6th, 2010

July 2010: A 'Before and After' of the Beaufort Co. housing market

Local market evaluation confirms national trends in housing prior to and following the Sept. 2008 crash.

July 20th, 2010

June 2010: A good buyer is hard to find

The world economy is held fast, it seems, in a Catch-22 situation: The recession was caused and is being drawn out by the housing bust, and now the recession is expected to cause more downward pressur

June 16th, 2010

May 2010: Tax credit expiration removes crutch

Though the month of March saw a 27-percent increase in new home sales, I'm unconvinced we're close to real recovery. More likely, this rise in sales was the short-lived result of temporary cir

May 17th, 2010

Are you ready to buy?

There are a few important things to consider before calling a real-estate agent.

March 8th, 2010

What to do before listing your property ...

For many, selling property marks the end of an age. It’s a physical representation of the changing dynamics within your family, your relationship, or your career.

March 5th, 2010