Real estate rundown week ending January 28, 2022

Brian Langley joined Coldwell Banker Caine as a residential agent in its Greenville office.

He previously owned his own restaurant and has worked as a restaurant broker.

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Michelle Legaspi joined the ART of Real Estate’s marketing division as a leads coordinator.

She previously worked as a television reporter at WACH FOX in Columbia and FOX Carolina.

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Dave Costello joined the ART of Real Estate as an associate agent in the company’s Greenville studio.

He previously worked in the fitness industry as a personal trainer and general manager.

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Hartness announces groundbreaking on new estate homesites, homes

Hartness announced Jan. 12 it launched new estate homesites and two estate homes are expected to break ground in the spring.

“Hartness is a special place, and we are excited to further appeal to a diverse range of homebuyers and match the demand for our legacy community with new ownership opportunities,” said Hartness Development CEO Sean Hartness. “The estate homesites are ideal for larger, highly-customizable homes and our architectural team will work closely with every owner to bring their dream home to life.”

With this news, the urban village features 13 estate homesites located next to the Nature Preserve. Each site may accommodate features such as:

  • Pool
  • Multi-car garage
  • Guest house

Hartness has two estate homes under construction in 2022, offered by Milestone Custom  Homes and Peery Homes. The residences’ features include:

  • Elevator
  • Multi-car garage
  • Sunroom
  • Entertainment area
  • Bonus room
  • Office
  • Multiple interior and exterior entertainment spaces such a covered porch, formal dining room, and an open kitchen and dining area

Pricing for an estate homesite begins at $217,000.

For more information, visit hartnessliving.com or contact info@hartnessliving.com or 864-920- 0375 to schedule an appointment with the Hartness sales team.

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