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Lauren Koziol was asked her opinion on the buying habits of millennials in todays market.

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Maison Real Estate is having a record year! Read the Charleston Regional Business Journal's article here.

Leslie Turner shares her thoughts on the state of the housing market in Charleston. 

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Leslie Turner advice and two of her current listings are featured in this piece.

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Porches have always been a place to relax and visit, especially in the Lowcountry. This article discusses the history of porches and the prevalence of them in our area. 

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The founders of Maison and how their commitment to their clients has pushed the brokerage to the top of the real estate market in Charleston.

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This article from the Post and Courier included two properties bought by Maison clients. 

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This article takes a peek at several sought after neighborhoods in the Charleston area. Leslie's listing 293 Coming Street in Westside is featured.

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The Post and Courier's article about the rise in rural living featured Mary Lou's and Olga's listing at 5150 Chisolm Road on Johns Island.

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Charleston Business Journal reported on our amazing beginning to 2021. With only 7 full time agents Maison has already garnered $134,595,370 in closed transactions!

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Post and Courier's recent article about ideal places to live in the Lowcountry featured Mary Lou Wertz's listing on Isle of Palms

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Leslie Turner's and Mary Lou Wertz's listing at 69 Church Street is featured in this article about over the top homes and record breaking sales.

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This article showcased pets of Charleston and 0 Atlantic Street that is perfectly placed for owing furry friends downtown.

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Leslie Turner's listing at 4 Smith Street was featured in the Post and Courier's recent article. 

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Susan Lucas founder says: 

"2nd Sunday on King Street is the premier monthly event held in historic downtown Charleston every month, year-round. Visitors and locals alike are invited to shop, dine and enjoy Charleston’s “Main Street” on a vehicle-free, pedestrian-only afternoon from 1:00 to 5:00 PM. Now in its fourth year, 2nd Sunday has become the most attended, regularly scheduled event ever held on the Charleston Peninsula, with guests numbering over 20,000 throughout the day.

2nd Sunday is a rare opportunity to occupy what US News & World Report called one of the 10 Best Shopping Streets in the United States. Its partners and producers are downtown businesses, the City of Charlest...

Mary Lou Wertz and Olga Page have a gorgeous listing on Wadmalaw Island which was included in this article about some of the most beautiful homes in the area.

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Where would you live if you could work from anywhere? Laura Wingate Farish's listing at 175 King Street was featured in this article.

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The gorgeous penthouse condo at 87 East Bay C, listed by Mary Lou Wertz was featured in this article about the ultimate in lock and leave living. 

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Mary Lou Wertz's listing at 47 Robert Mills Circle was featured in this article about beautiful kitchen designs.

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This historically and architecturally important home listed by Mary Lou Wertz and Leslie Turner garnered a two page spread in the latest issue of Modern Luxury Interiors.

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