Leslie Turner, Broker in charge at Maison Real Estate was quoted in a Post and Courier article about the importance of not just good, but great photography in today's real estate market. Joshua Corrigan the owner of Ellis Creek Photography is featured in the article and takes the pictures for many of the luxury properties listed by Maison Real Estate.
To read the entire article, click on this link.
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Mary Lou Wertz's listing at 20 Legare, was featured as the Listing of the Day on November 12 2018.
In one of the pretties cities, on one of the grandest streets, the Reverend Paul Trapier Gervais House sits on one of the largest lots South of Broad. Just steps from the Battery, this c. 1835 Charleston Single represents a timeless collaboration between the past and present. Classic and chic best describe this meticulously restored family home, blending classical architecture with a modern day twist for comfort and luxurious living in the 21st century.
Use this link to see the Listing of the Day feature from the Wall Street Journal's Mansion Global website.
Realtors are increasingly being asked for insight into making decisions about buying in flood prone areas. Leslie Turner was quoted as an authority in this Post and Courier article about Charleston County’s first new flood maps in 14 years. In order to give her clients the best and most up to date information, she took it upon herself to research the area in an effort to supplement FEMA’s flood maps because they don’t reflect recent changes.
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Whether you are just refreshing or taking on a full "down to the studs" renovation you need someone to turn to if and when things get overwhelming or intimidating, especially when the task involves taking down walls or completely reinventing your home.
Having an expert to turn to, one who has experience dealing with major and minor renovations is key.
Leslie Turner and Mary Lou Wertz were consulted as authorities on renovation for a recent Post and Courier article, because of their local, international personal experience.
Use this link if you'd like to read the entire Post and Courier article.
