South Carolina Real Estate

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COLUMBIA — It looks like a mansion on a hill. Standing inside, Raymond Harrison is surrounded by three floors and 40,000 square feet of inspiration, plus a salad bar.

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The real estate and foreclosure crisis has stripped African-American families of more wealth than any single event in history. The American middle class has been hammered over the last several decades. The black middle class has suffered to an even greater degree.

Charlotte-area representatives: A look at their records

From his privileged perch behind the lunch counter at Sutton’s Drugstore these past 33 years, Don Penney has heard the mutterings of downtown Chapel Hill’s decline.

The legislature wants you to take your dirty laundry to the Laundromat rather than buying a washer. It wants you to hire someone to mow your yard rather than buying a mower and doing it yourself.

Charlotte’s Simonini Builders announced Friday that it would discontinue its home building and renovating operations. The company built luxury homes and has been entrenched in the market since the early 1990s.

The national real estate market looks pretty bleak, with July sales the lowest in decades, but the Grand Strand real estate market appears to be bucking the trend, with sales, though wavering, not dropping as quickly as other U.S. cities.

RALEIGH, N.C. — North Carolina Attorney General Roy Cooper ’s office said today it was ending its civil investigation into the sale of overpriced mountain lots near the Tennessee border to buyers who were told they could profit without investing their own money.