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I am a full-time Realtor with Dunes Properties of Charleston, specializing in the second home market, investment properties, and resort real estate. I have over 15 years of experience with coastal and luxury home sales.
In addition, I am a professional photographer specializing in outdoor, landscape and real estate photography.
In my spare time, I enjoy outdoor activities like tennis, boating, snow skiing, golf, and biking, and am an avid griller as well as live music enthusiast.
I am a graduate of North Carolina State University and a
member of the National Association or Realtors. Contact Me
1-843-607-0954 dwhitaker@dunesproperties.com
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We still have 32 days until fall but I am already enjoying the beaches being less crowded. Sunrise from the Isle of Palms, SC. . . . . . . #isleofpalms #iop #charleston #lowcountry #sunrise #instasunrise #beach #landscape #landscapephotography #optoutside #explorecharleston #naturephotography #canonusa #dunes #discovercarolinas #onlyinsouthcarolina #visitsc #explorecarolina #fineart #islandlife #scGolden hue, storm clouds and a full rainbow. If this image was taken about a second earlier I would have included lightning. . . . . . . #rainbow #charleston #charlestonsc #mtpleasantsc #lowcountry #explorecharleston #landscape #landscapephotography #optoutside #naturephotography #naturelovers #summerstorm #discoversc #experiencemtp #canonusa #teamcanon #natgeotravel #natgeolandscape #earthpix #skyporn #travelstoke #outdoorphotography #master_shots #sc #fstoppers #leefilters #stormclouds #atmosphere #picofthedaySubtle light and fog ~ Daniel Island, SC. . . . . . #charleston #charlestonsc #danielisland #lowcountry #coast #discovercarolinas #dock #coastalliving #southernliving #moody #fog #optoutside #landscape #landscapephotography #natgeotravel #outdoorphotography #explorecharleston #love #beautiful #morninglight #discoversc #visitcharleston #southcarolina #naturephotography #naturelovers #instagood #travelphotography #canonusa Canon 5D Mark IV, 16-35, ISO 100, f /11 @ 2 secondsThe doldrums of summer. . . . . . . #mtpleasantsc #charleston #charlestonsc #experiencemtp #sunset #instasunset #oldvillage #pittstreetbridge #coast #lowcountry #charlestonlowcountry #discovercarolinas #travelstoke #love #beautiful #summer #getoutside #landscape #naturephotography #explorecharleston #discoversc #picofthedayGoogle Plus
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Category Archives: Charleston Home Sales
Coming Soon! Beresford Point, A Waterfront Community
Dunes Properties Real Estate Developer John Hassell is at it again, this time with a beautiful water view townhome project located on Beresford Creek. The to-be-built community will be called Beresford Point and consist of 46 townhomes with a distinct … Continue reading
And this is why I never want to leave Charleston SC!
This is a great video of the holy city of Charleston. You can see why this low country city gets in your blood.
Isle of Palms, Wild Dunes and Sullivan’s Island September Real Estate Update
Sullivan’s Island There were four closed sales on Sullivan’s in September, 2012 for an average of $1,262,750. The average price per square foot was $535 and days on market was 491. Year to date there have been 37 sales with … Continue reading
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Tagged Isle of Palms, Real Estate, Real Estate Statistics, Sullivan's Island, Wild Dunes
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Charleston Home Sales Rising
Positive news came yesterday when the Post and Courier reported a rise in homes sales in Charleston County and other surrounding areas. According to the Charleston Trident Association of Realtors, home sales are up almost 10% from this time last … Continue reading
Isle of Palms and Wild Dunes Real Estate Update – February, 2012
Isle of Palms There were eight closed brokerage sales for $5.9 million in February, 2012 versus five for $8.4 million in February, 2011. Year to date, there have been 13 closed sides for $17.4 million versus 12 last year for … Continue reading
