Is Charleston a good place to live?

Charleston draws residents and buyers for its history, walkability, restaurant scene and coastal access, though whether it is a good place to live still depends heavily on which part of the city and which lifestyle a buyer actually wants. The peninsula offers a dense, historic, walkable setting, while areas further out trade some of that walkability for more space and often a lower price point. Flood risk, older housing stock and higher demand in the most walkable areas are real tradeoffs worth weighing. Brian Beatty can walk a buyer through specific Charleston neighborhoods that match their actual priorities rather than the city as a whole.