Lexington SC Real Estate - Downtown Lexington SC New Building Project

 

Lexington SC Real Estate in the downtown Lexington area will be receiving a big boost according to a recent article in the Lexington Chronicle.  The article states a Lexington developer has plans for a 7 million dollar commercial and residential project for the area.  About 18,000 square feet of commercial space with frontage on Main Street and about 45,000 square feet dedicated to living space.  Construction on the project is set to begin after the first of next year and should be complete within 12 months.   

 

The Lexington market saw a rebound this week in listings and sales.  Irmo sales and listings were mixed.  Lake Murray activity still remains relatively slow but there was a big increase in sales on a percentage basis.  Chapin listings were up some but flat on sales.  Columbia and Northeast Columbia were mixed over last week with large decreases in sales. 

 

Today marked the inaugural Lake Murray Dam Walk to benefit the Tuberous Sclerosis Alliance of the Carolinas.  I participated in the walk and am proud to say that Exit Real Estate Consultants was a proud sponsor.  The turnout was great, the weather was perfect, and the end result from all the hard work of the volunteers and organizers was evident.  The kids enjoyed lots of after walk activities, games, food, and refreshments all while looking out over beautiful and scenic Lake Murray.

 

 

 

In a recent article in the Lexington Chronicle, it was reported that there is a battle going on in regards to the water levels for Lake Murray.  As you may or may not know, Lake Murray water levels are controlled by a dam, operated by SCE&G.  One group, the SCDNR wants to lower the lake more to increase the flow of water into the Lower Saluda to improve the spawning of striped bass.  Their opposition, the lake Murray Association feels that this drop in lake levels will not only have an adverse effect on Lake Murray Real Estate and Lexington SC Real Estate but also have a significant economic impact.  We'll just have to wait to see what the final outcome is.

 

The Lexington market saw a huge spike down this week in listings and sales numbers were down some as well.  Irmo sales and listings were both up making positive ground.  Lake Murray activity still remains relatively slow.  Chapin was down from last week, but dom did go down some.  Columbia and Northeast Columbia were mixed over last week, but held their ground fairly well.  The year over year data suggests that the market is getting better, which is a positive sign for everyone!

Lexington SC Real Estate Firm Expands in Lexington -Exit Real Estate Consultants

 

 

After being open for just under a year in Lexington, SC Exit Real Estate Consultants has expanded to a new, state of the art 3200 square foot office space.  This new space will give the company some much needed space for current operations and will allow for the future growth and expansion of the company.   During this trying time for the economy as a whole, and real estate in particular, this is a positive move for the company and will surely enhance the productivity of the agents.  Given the market conditions over the last year, we are thrilled with the position of our company in our market and look forward to a great year.  Feel free to stop in and visit us in the Hope Ferry Center, Suite 3 in Lexington, SC.

 

The Lexington market saw a huge spike this week in listings and sales.  Irmo sales and listings were both up making positive ground.  Lake Murray listings picked up some and sales were actually very good compared to last week.  Chapin had a good listing week but slower on the sales side.  Columbia and Northeast Columbia both saw big jumps in listngs and very positive moves on the sales side.  The market is still very volatile, but the psoitive increases are reflecting some pent up demand and a good supply of homes.  It is still a great buyers market!