Should you sell your home in Summerville in 2026, or wait a little longer? It's the question I hear more than any other right now — usually followed by, "Susan, shouldn't I just hold on until mortgage rates come down?" It's a fair question. And the honest answer is: it Continue Reading
Word is getting out. Summerville is becoming known as a great place to spend your retirement years. There are numerous reasons for this but let me just mention a few. Great Climate One, we have a great climate with an average high of 76 degrees. Continue Reading
Pastor Tripp Jeffords serving dessert It’s that time of year when the flowers bloom, the Flowertown Festival is close and St Paul's Tea Room is the go to place for lunch for two weeks. If you’ve never been, it’s delightful. That’s the best word I Continue Reading
New Local Bookstore in Town Summerville has long needed a local bookstore. The activity at Main Street Reads since opening March 1st highly confirms this. The owners, Sheri Stauch and her family, previously used the building as office space. With the Continue Reading
When John and Joyce, parents of long-time clients of mine, decided to purchase a second home here in Summerville to be near their kids and grandkids, they didn't plan on a renovation project. They were looking for easy living. I hadn't met them but talked with Continue Reading
Summerville and Sweet Tea Many of you know that Summerville is the "Birthplace of Sweet Tea." This is based on a list of items purchased in 1890 for a reunion of old soldiers near Summerville which included 600 pounds of sugar, and 880 gallons of iced Continue Reading
