Downtown Charleston FYI: Home Prices in the French Quarter
November 02, 2009
In PremiereCharleston.com's latest article we took a broad view of downtown Charleston, SC real estate prices. Over the next few weeks, the PremiereCharleston.com blog will break down real estate prices by neighborhood. Let’s begin with the French Quarter, the very definition of Charleston’s Old World Charm. The French Quarter is a culturally and historically significant Charleston neighborhood of Colonial brick and stucco houses radiating outward from the intersection of Queen and East Bay Streets.
So, let’s get to it. Gentlemen, start your search engines! Set your search for French Quarter, your minimum price at $500K, and your maximum at Question Mark.
On this day, the high price leader is a 4-bed, 3.5-bath Charleston Single on Church Street. It was built in 1791, and the list price is $3.9MM. Some 43 listings later you reach the bottom of the list - a condominium in a rehabbed 1850s warehouse on Queen Street. It has just over 1000 sq ft, and will set you back $549K.
Judging by the home stock available on this particular day, the French Quarter seems to be near the top of Downtown Charleston home prices - below South of Broad but higher than places like Ansonborough or Harleston Village.
That's if you trust an English major to quote statistics!
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