Streetscape of the Boulevard Apartments on Coleman Blvd. Mount Pleasant, SC
Better Homes & Gardens Real Estate The Beach Company has a long-standing reputation for being the go-to real estate company in the area.
Mount Pleasant, SC (PRWEB) September 06, 2013
As the Charleston real estate market continues to outpace many other areas, Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate The Beach Company will open a new location in the heart of the action. Located at the Boulevard at 735 Coleman Blvd. Suite 116 in Mount Pleasant, SC, the office will be a hub for brokers, sellers and buyers and a critical part of the company’s overall growth plan. Doors open September 9, 2013. Office hours are Monday through Friday, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm unless the agent on duty is out showing property.
Ben Schuyler, Director of Residential Brokerage for The Beach Company, is the Broker In Charge of the new location, and he also oversees the office at 1973 Riviera Drive at The Shoppes at Seaside Farms in Mount Pleasant. Mr. Schuyler is actively recruiting for both locations as demand continues to grow for knowledgeable, service-oriented agents who understand the greater Charleston market. He says, “We have a long-standing reputation for being the go-to real estate company in this area. Opening this additional location makes us even more accessible to our valued clients. We couldn’t be more pleased to expand our services.”
The Boulevard is a mixed-use apartment and retail community in the beautifully redeveloped core of Mount Pleasant. The unmatched quality of life that heralds plenty of walk-ability, fine dining, top-rated amenities and easy access to downtown Charleston and the beaches is a huge draw.
Contact:
Ben Schuyler, BIC
Director of Residential Brokerage
Better Homes & Gardens Real Estate The Beach Company
bschuyler(at)thebeachcompany(dot)com
843-670-2477
The Beach Company, founded in Charleston in 1945, has honored a tradition of responsibility and excellence in providing quality real estate products and services for communities, businesses, industry and, most importantly, families across the Lowcountry and Southeast.