It was 2007 and I was a year into my real estate career in McClellanville, when I pitched my idea to spend the town’s Greenbelt funds on boardwalk. Never let it be said that the wheel of government turn slowly,

The Post and Courier published a public notice on March 4th about two separate requests to the town of Awendaw for subdivisions. Subdivisions requests at a Town Hall meeting are nothing new, but ones of this size have enormous ramifications

In the spring issue of our magazine, I reported the sale of my listing at 642 Thomas Pinckney Court for $1,580,000. At the time it was the highest priced sale in McClellanville in the last 15 years. Not to be