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Lake Murray Real Estate – 31 Edgewater Ct, Prosperity, SC 29127 – Private Dock & Ramp

Posted in Columbia SC Real Estate, Lake Murray Real Estate, Lake Murray SC Homes for Sale, Moving To Columbia SC, My Listings, Russell and Jeffcoat Realtors on August 9, 2011 | Leave a Comment »

31 Edgewater Ct - Prosperity, SC 29127 Call Donna @ 803-261-7304 Russell & Jeffcoat Real Estate, Inc - Irmo/Lake Murray Office 67 Photos $549,900.00 3 Bed, 3.0 Bath 2-Car Attached Garage Approx. 1,896 SF MLS # 270801 www.ColumbiaHomesForYou.com www.LakeMurrayRealEstateSales.com Phenomenal Views — approximate 5 miles of open water view to the tip of Billy Dreher Island State [...]

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Best Reasons to Buy Columbia SC Real Estate Now

Posted in Active Adult Living, Columbia SC Deals, Columbia SC Home Builders, Columbia SC New Homes, Columbia SC Real Estate, Columbia SC Relocation, General Real Estate News, Lake Murray Real Estate, Lexington SC Real Estate, Moving From Columbia SC, Moving To Columbia SC, Russell and Jeffcoat Realtors on September 18, 2010 | Leave a Comment »

Why is now a great time to buy a home in Columbia, SC or just about anywhere in South Carolina and across the Nation?  Check out these ten, very valid reasons. Read more here: REALTOR® Magazine-Daily News-10 Reasons to Buy a Home. With our relocation resources, we can help you anywhere in South Carolina, in any [...]

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Improve Your Credit Score Before Searching for a Home

Posted in Columbia SC New Homes, Columbia SC Real Estate, Financing, Irmo Real Estate, Lake Murray Real Estate, Lexington SC Real Estate, Moving To Columbia SC, Russell and Jeffcoat Realtors on September 9, 2010 | Leave a Comment »

Interest rates are at record lows and home prices remain at very desireable levels making home buying look like a better option than ever.  Because banks and other mortgage lenders have tightened up on mortgage process due to the economy, unemployment levels and home market conditions, it’s extremely important  to know where you stand before you get started on the road to your new home. Checkout these [...]

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U.S. News: USC retains No. 1 international business ranking; student-success programs draw more praise | MidlandsBiz

Posted in Columbia SC Business, Columbia SC Schools, Moving To Columbia SC on August 19, 2010 | Leave a Comment »

(August 17, 2010 – Columbia, SC) -  The same week that it welcomes its largest freshman class, the University of South Carolina is being recognized in U.S.News & World Report’s 2011 college guide for its outstanding programs that encourage student success and for having the nation’s top undergraduate international business program. Read the Full Story Here: [...]

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Russell & Jeffcoat Real Estate in Columbia, SC Makes REALTOR® Magazine Top 100 List… Again!

Posted in Active Adult Living, Columbia SC Home Builders, Columbia SC New Homes, Columbia SC Real Estate, Columbia SC Relocation, Irmo Real Estate, Lake Murray Real Estate, Lexington SC Real Estate, Moving To Columbia SC, Retirement, Russell and Jeffcoat Realtors, Uncategorized on July 24, 2010 | Leave a Comment »

Russell and Jeffcoat Real Estate, Inc. in Columbia, one of just two South Carolina real estate firms to make REALTOR® Magazine’s top 100, came in at No. 88 this year based on sales transactions, which totaled 3,993 in 2009. That was down a bit by 16% from the prior year, but still well within range to [...]

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Columbia, South Carolina Could See More Relocating Retirees as Most Boomers Now Consider the Carolinas “The New Florida”

Posted in Active Adult Living, Columbia SC Home Builders, Columbia SC New Homes, Columbia SC Real Estate, Columbia SC Relocation, Irmo Real Estate, Lake Murray Real Estate, Lexington SC Real Estate, Moving To Columbia SC, Retirement on February 6, 2010 | 1 Comment »

Columbia, South Carolina is a prime location for retirees to consider: “… the Carolinas are now considered “the new Florida” among young and older boomers: 20 percent preferred South Carolina, while 16 percent favored North Carolina.”

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