A longtime outspoken advocate for planning, building and cultivating well-planned healthy communities, Charlie Smith draws heavily on his background as a Masters level city and regional planner and his unusually broad knowledge of urban design and historic building techniques to give his clients an extra edge in the historic properties market. If you want to know exactly what you are looking at and how it was built, Charlie Smith is the guy.
While he was raised in Charleston and the Carolina lowcountry, Charlie also served as Development Coordinator for the City of Miami Beach, Florida during the redevelopment of the Art Deco District in South Beach in the 1980's. Returning to Charleston in 1996, Charlie has been actively engaged in many aspects of the Charleston community. Much of his community work since 1996 has been in social justice advocacy.
He was a founder of the Alliance for Full Acceptance, now one of the south's largest LGBTQ advocacy organizations. Charlie served as a Charleston County Planning Commissioner for eight years and now serves as an appointee of Mayor Tecklenburg to the West Ashley Revitalization Commission.
While he was raised in Charleston and the Carolina lowcountry, Charlie also served as Development Coordinator for the City of Miami Beach, Florida during the redevelopment of the Art Deco District in South Beach in the 1980's. Returning to Charleston in 1996, Charlie has been actively engaged in many aspects of the Charleston community. Much of his community work since 1996 has been in social justice advocacy.
He was a founder of the Alliance for Full Acceptance, now one of the south's largest LGBTQ advocacy organizations. Charlie served as a Charleston County Planning Commissioner for eight years and now serves as an appointee of Mayor Tecklenburg to the West Ashley Revitalization Commission.
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The Charleston area's charm doesn't just come from the ocean views, it also includes the numerous restaurants which boast top notch Southern flavor, while the hotels in Charleston are full of gracious hosts.
With "sand, sun, history, good food, and friendly people, " Charleston is a consistent hit with the travelers who venture to this "gracious and beautiful" city.
In addition, Charleston has taken first place in Conde Nast's Readers' Choice Awards Top 10 Cities in the United States for three consecutive years, and has also been rated as the friendliest.
With "sand, sun, history, good food, and friendly people, " Charleston is a consistent hit with the travelers who venture to this "gracious and beautiful" city.
In addition, Charleston has taken first place in Conde Nast's Readers' Choice Awards Top 10 Cities in the United States for three consecutive years, and has also been rated as the friendliest.
Charleston, South Carolina with its rich mixture of history, architecture, food and cultures is truly one of the jewels of America's eastern seaboard.
European, West Indian and African influences all conspire to mesmerize you with every turn of her cobblestone streets and picturesque passageways.
Surrounded on three sides by the Ashley, the Cooper and Charleston Harbor, you are never more than a few minutes walk to her stunning waterfront parks and walkways which encircle the city unbroken from the Citadel on the upper West Side to the spectacularly beautiful new Arthur Ravenel Bridge on the upper East Side.
European, West Indian and African influences all conspire to mesmerize you with every turn of her cobblestone streets and picturesque passageways.
Surrounded on three sides by the Ashley, the Cooper and Charleston Harbor, you are never more than a few minutes walk to her stunning waterfront parks and walkways which encircle the city unbroken from the Citadel on the upper West Side to the spectacularly beautiful new Arthur Ravenel Bridge on the upper East Side.
Known as the "Edge of America" Folly Beach has evolved since the 19th century from an island of nine families to one of the most popular places in the Charleston area to live and play.
Until the opening of the James Island Connector in 1996 Folly Beach was mainly a seasonal recreation area made up of mostly single family homes and a handful of small businesses on Center Street.
Now that the drive from downtown has been cut to 15 minutes, the island is bustling with year round residents who enjoy a relaxed live and let live lifestyle.
Until the opening of the James Island Connector in 1996 Folly Beach was mainly a seasonal recreation area made up of mostly single family homes and a handful of small businesses on Center Street.
Now that the drive from downtown has been cut to 15 minutes, the island is bustling with year round residents who enjoy a relaxed live and let live lifestyle.
Isle of Palms is a city in Charleston County, South Carolina, United States.
As of the 2010 census, the population on the island was 4,133.
Isle of Palms is a barrier island on the South Carolina coast.
As defined by the U.S. Office of Management and Budget, and used by the U.S. Census Bureau for statistical purposes only, Isle of Palms is included within the Charleston-North Charleston-Summerville metropolitan area and the Charleston-North Charleston Urbanized Area.
The town lies along a narrow strip of land, hugging the beach, separated from the mainland by the Intracoastal Waterway.
As of the 2010 census, the population on the island was 4,133.
Isle of Palms is a barrier island on the South Carolina coast.
As defined by the U.S. Office of Management and Budget, and used by the U.S. Census Bureau for statistical purposes only, Isle of Palms is included within the Charleston-North Charleston-Summerville metropolitan area and the Charleston-North Charleston Urbanized Area.
The town lies along a narrow strip of land, hugging the beach, separated from the mainland by the Intracoastal Waterway.
Surrounded by Peninsula Charleston, West Ashley, John's Island and Folly Beach, James Island truly is Charleston's most centrally located suburb.
With the opening of the James Island Connector in 1993 the drive from downtown Charleston to James Island was cut from half an hour to three minutes and what had been a very rural community began to grow exponentially.
The island is dotted with many historic sites.
Fort Johnson, where the first shots of the American Civil War were fired is located at the end of Fort Johnson Road.
With the opening of the James Island Connector in 1993 the drive from downtown Charleston to James Island was cut from half an hour to three minutes and what had been a very rural community began to grow exponentially.
The island is dotted with many historic sites.
Fort Johnson, where the first shots of the American Civil War were fired is located at the end of Fort Johnson Road.
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