K. Hovnanian's Four Seasons at Lakes of Cane Bay | 55+ Community in Summerville, SC!

K. Hovnanian's Four Seasons is an active adult community located at Lakes of Cane Bay in Summerville, SC. This community features resort-style amenities, with a 24,000 sq ft club house and 3 pools, and backs up to a 300 acre lake with miles of waterways to explore.
In this video, I will share more information about the neighborhood and take you through my latest listing at 211 Fall Crossing Place. This home is ready now instead of waiting for new construction!
Link to floor plans available: www.khov.com/find-new-homes/s...
I am here to help with resales like this one, or with new construction in this active community. For inquiries:
Katarina West
Realty ONE Group Coastal
843-834-0855
[e-mail]

[@TK-ye2uy]

Are there a lot of young adults that live in Charleston? Want to make sure it’s not mostly tourists before move

[@KatarinaWestRE]

Yes there are! Charleston’s job market is growing, there’s a lot of fun things to do, and it has a nice nightlife scene which have all caused more young adults to move here. Not to mention there are a number of universities in the area. It’s definitely not all tourists!

[@jenniferweaver3305]

How much is that home?

[@KatarinaWestRE]

$469,900!

[@chris3341]

Is it true you can get a %5.5 interest rate on a new build house compared to the %7.5 interest rate on older houses ? the interest rates here have gone crazy too. Luckily I am not effected.

[@KatarinaWestRE]

Yes builders will often use different strategies to keep the interest rate lower for the buyer than they’d get with a resale home. However, this cost is offset somewhere else in their pricing so I always recommend that people get a full breakdown of the costs with a traditional lender to compare financing options. And that’s good you’re not affected! The rates have been a big contributing factor for the lack of inventory here in Charleston.

[@chris3341]

@@KatarinaWestRE thanks Katarina. From experience best to stay away from a new build or only if it's been lived in at least five years. New builds tend to be built quickly and have problems which surface later like subsidence, cracks etc. I asked because a Charleston area realtor mentioned it I guess to get interest. I've booked 10 days downtown in September after Spain. Looking forward to seeing the architecture again especially on my favourite Street, Legare Street.

[@KatarinaWestRE]

@@chris3341 That's why we always recommend pre-drywall inspections. Builders say they have the homes inspected because they have to, but often the county inspectors spend a total of 5 minutes looking at a home. Some have been known to not even go inside. Inspectors that are pre-drywall certified can find building issues before they are hidden by the drywall. So important! And yeah that makes sense. And yay, that's exciting! Glad you get to see your favorite street soon!

[@chris3341]

@@KatarinaWestRE Thanks Katarina. I'm staying at a hotel downtown for ten days. It's crazy how expensive it's become just to visit.

[@KatarinaWestRE]

@@chris3341 very cool! And yes prices have gone up quite a bit. Is it the same in Spain?