Market insights & neighborhood news

Mount Pleasant's Old Village & Old Mt. Pleasant have seen dramatic price growth from $700K in 2016 to $2.3M in 2026. Local agent Jackie Kelly breaks down the trends.

Mount Pleasant offers a blend that's tough to find anywhere else — quick access to Downtown Charleston and the beaches, strong real estate values, and a Lowcountry lifestyle that keeps people here for life.

A few common missteps cost Mount Pleasant sellers time, money, and stress. Here's what to watch for — and how to avoid them — when selling in Old Village, Old Mount Pleasant, and beyond.

Old Village and Old Mount Pleasant aren't just neighborhoods — they're a living piece of Lowcountry history. Walkable streets, historic architecture, waterfront access, and a community that genuinely knows its neighbors.

Timing matters when selling in Mount Pleasant — but it's not one-size-fits-all. After 25+ years in this market, here's how I help sellers align personal goals, market conditions, and home readiness.

Both years were strong in the Old Village and Old Mount Pleasant — but the tone of the market shifted meaningfully. 2024 was aggressive: prices surged, homes moved fast. 2025 became strategic.

Selling in Mount Pleasant isn't just about listing your home — it's about presentation, preparation, and lifestyle. Small details make a big difference in today's selective market.

With 26+ years in Old Village and Old Mount Pleasant, I've seen FSBO sellers consistently leave money on the table — not from poor marketing, but from misreading what this specific market will bear.

The Darla Moore School of Business annual SC economic review and what it means for Old Village and Old Mount Pleasant heading into 2026. Less frenzy. More clarity.

58 homes sold YTD averaging $2.25M with homes moving at 95% of list price. 34 active listings leaning luxury. Inventory under $1.2M has just about disappeared.

SC Realtors mid-year economic update key takeaways and what they mean for buyers and sellers in Old Village and Old Mount Pleasant, Mount Pleasant SC.

Rates in the 1980s topped 16%. Today's 6–7% range is well within normal historical territory. If you've been waiting for the perfect rate, this context may be what you need to move forward.

110 Freeman Street closed at $3,900,000 and went under contract in just four days. Jackie Kelly represented the buyers in this landmark Old Village transaction.