About Charleston, SC

Charleston - A Great Place to Live

Founded in 1670 and located in the center of South Carolina's coast, Charleston has grown to almost 120,000 people, making it the second largest city in the state. Charleston also has a wide variety of museums and historical sites, including The Old Exchange and Customs House, Fort Moultrie, Boone Hall Plantation, the Charleston Museum, and the South Carolina Aquarium.

Attractions - Things to See in Charleston

Charleston is home to two major festivals, the Spoleto Festival USA, a 17-day art festival with over 100 different performances, and the MOJA Arts Festival. Although the city has no major sports teams, minor league soccer, baseball, and hockey can all be enjoyed in the area.

Apartment Rentals and Average Rents

With a lower than average cost of living, Charleston apartments are very affordable. Average prices for apartments in the area are as follows: 1 bedroom apartments average $600, while 2 bedroom apartments average to around $715. The average cost for apartments in the city area is around $614, which is below the national average.