Sears and Partners produces a variety of publications and reports on residential real estate for the barrier islands, historic neighborhoods, and gentrifying communities. Those listed below are available to our registered users. Other fee-based services, including buying or selling of properties, assessing current or potential real estate investments, and providing second opinions for properties to be listed or placed under contract, are available.
Neighborhood Links connects you to specific markets of the Charleston area islands, historical neighborhoods, or gentrifying areas. Site includes descriptions of the neighborhood, real estate new stores, maps, real estate data, and photographs.
I write a regular real estate column for several Charleston-area newspapers. Columns report specific data related to one or more neighborhoods with my opinion or discuss a more general aspect related to housing and real estate.
This is a monthly report of the number of houses sold, newly listed, currently listed, withdrawn, and under contract along with price ranges, median prices, and days on the market within select Charleston areas and neighborhoods. The "hot sheet" is based on Charleston Trident Multiple Listing Service (MLS) data.
These are charts detailing various market activities which often supplement other databases on this site or reports/columns which we have published.
Hot Links are residential properties that I and my partners have analyzed and which we believe are a good buy as an investment long-term rental and then sale.
These reports and publications, some of which are issued monthly, include raw data and data analysis of the real estate market on South Carolina and the United States issued by a range of institutions, including Harvard University, The National Association of Home Builders, the Mortgage Bankers Association, The National Association of Realtors, RealtyTrac, and the South Carolina Association of Realtors.
REPORTS FROM U. S. GOVERNMENT AGENCIES
These reports and publications, some of which are issued monthly, include raw data and data analysis of the real estate market on the Charleston Area, South Carolina ,and the United States issued by a range of government or quasi-government agencies, including The Federal Reserve, Department of Housing and Urban Development, the FDIC, and the US Conference of Mayors.