Columbia, South Carolina – Real Estate

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Buying or Selling Columbia Real Estate

• Residential real estate
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• Private, gated communties
• Assisted living, retirement homes
  
  
• Commercial real estate
  
  
• Abstract and title companies
• Home inspectors
• Mortgage lenders
• Real estate appraisers

Renting a Home in Columbia

• Apartments in Columbia

Building or Remodeling a Columbia Home

• Architects
• General contractors
• Home builders
• Mortgage lenders

Real Estate Schools & Organizations in Columbia

• Columbia real estate schools, colleges
• Greater Columbia Association of Realtors
• South Carolina Association of Realtors - based in Columbia
• Home Builders Association of Greater Columbia
• Home Builders Association of Greater Columbia Remodelers

Neighborhoods in Columbia

• Arcadia Lakes - Northeast Columbia
• Brandon Acres/ Cedar Terrace
• Cottontown / Bellevue Historic District
• Earlewood - Downtown Columbia
• East Lake
• Eau Claire - Downtown Columbia
• Elmwood Park Neighborhood Association - Downtown Columbia
• Five Points - Downtown Columbia - shopping and residential district
• Forest Acres - separate incorporated city
• Forest Hills
• Heritage Woods
• Hollywood-Rose Hill
• Kilbourne Park
• Lansdowne - Downtown Columbia
• Old Shandon - Downtown Columbia
• Shandon - Downtown Columbia
• Sherwood Forest - Downtown Columbia
• Vista - Downtown Columbia - shopping and residential district
• Waverly
• Watermark Place
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• Columbia Council of Neighborhoods
• Chamber of Commerce neighborhood descriptions
  

Columbia Area Maps

• Overview map of Richland County
• All Columbia area maps

Communities in the Columbia Area

• Columbia real estate
  
  Columbia is South Carolina's state capital and largest city. It is located in the center of SC at the junctions of Interstates 20, 26, and 77. Columbia's downtown area is undergoing a revitalization; older homes are being restored, and there is also plenty of new construction. Businesses are relocating downtown, giving it activity around the clock.
  
  
• Ballentine real estate
  
  16 miles northwest of Columbia, Ballentine claims to be "The Gateway to Lake Murray." Even though several subdivisions have been developed in recent years, much of the area is still rural.
  
  
• Blythewood real estate
  
  An easy commute north on I-77 from Columbia, Blythewood is one of the fastest-growing areas of metro Columbia. Blythewood is where country meets suburbia. Home to golf courses, planned communities, undeveloped land, and award-winning schools, Blythewood offers something for everyone.
  
  
• Chapin real estate
  
  Located along the northern shores of Lake Murray, Chapin calls itself "The Capital of Lake Murray." 30 minutes north of Columbia, Chapin has a traditional feel to its downtown area. Homes can be found both in subdivisions and on private land.
  
  
• Irmo real estate
  
  Just a few minutes from downtown lies the bustling town of Irmo. Housing communities are located next to large retail areas which offer hundreds of shops, restaurants, and entertainment options. Irmo was recognized by Money Magazine in 2007 as the 12th "Most Affordable Place to Live in the Country".
  
  
• Lake Murray real estate
  
  Home to prime real estate and spectacular views, Lake Murray is an affluent waterfront community. At one time weekend cottages dotted the shoreline, but now Lake Murray is a full-time residential area. With over 500 miles of shoreline that stretch through four counties, Lake Murray has diverse real estate options.
  
  
• Lexington real estate
  
  Just 15 miles west of Columbia, Lexington is a metropolis all its own. It keeps a small town feel although there has been recent, rapid growth. Many businesses are still family owned, and residents comprise much of the workforce. Families are attracted to Lexington because of its good schools and suburban lifestyle.