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Condos for Sale in Charleston, SC

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Current Real Estate Statistics for Condos in Charleston, SC

210
Homes Listed
90
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$510
Avg. $ / Sq.Ft.
$736,053
Med. List Price

Condos for Sale in Charleston, SC

Condos for sale in Charleston, SC range from resale units in established buildings to new riverfront residences on Daniel Island and a small presale project in Ansonborough on the peninsula. Before you compare prices, sort out two things for each listing. Does the unit exist today or only on paper, and will your loan and flood coverage work in that building?

Search Charleston Homes can set up showings and sales-office visits in both areas, then request the association documents once you narrow your list.

Which New Condo Projects Are Open and Which Are Still Presales?
  • The Waterfront, Daniel Island: East West Partners is developing The Waterfront on 22 acres where River Landing Drive meets the Wando River. The plan mixes marshfront homes, townhomes, and condominium residences. Its site says model residences are open and describes a third collection.
  • 280 Meeting, Ansonborough: The project site describes seven residences. Five are condos in a restored three-story main building, two are townhomes, and the project has 14 parking spaces. As of October 7, 2026, the site lists it as in design. Construction is expected to start in late 2026, with deliveries beginning in the second quarter of 2028.

On any presale, ask how much of the deposit is refundable and what happens if delivery slips.

Will an FHA Loan Work in That Building?

It depends on the project, not the unit. HUD insures condo loans in FHA-approved projects, which you can look up in its condominium search. A unit in an unapproved project may still qualify through Single-Unit Approval, but only if the project is complete and ready for occupancy and has at least five units. The project also has to meet some of HUD's owner-occupancy and financial-condition tests, so a building still under construction would need another loan route.

Who Carries the Flood Policy on a Condo Building?

FEMA's condominium master flood policy is called the Residential Condominium Building Association Policy. It insures one residential condo building, including the units and the improvements inside them. Because each policy covers a single building, in a community with several buildings, ask the association whether it carries this coverage and for the declarations page that names the building you are buying in.

Comparing a Finished Unit With a 2028 Delivery?

Call or text Team Lail-Chambers at 843-296-2546 to tour current listings or visit the Daniel Island models. If you want to look beyond the city, browse condos around Charleston.

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