Last week I made the bold statement that the weather around Lake Keowee hasn’t really shown any signs of getting cooler. The following day, as if to answer my dare, the temperatures dropped into the 60’s at night and 70’s – low 80’s during the day giving us perfect weather to take in a Clemson Football game, which over 19,000 paid attendees did (or thereabouts). What a perfect day for a game, cruising around Lake Keowee or just about anything that involves being outdoors!  All I had to do is write it in this Lake Keowee real estate expert blog and it came to pass. Ah, the power of the written word. 
Of course we enjoyed the outdoors whilst also putting a couple of Lake Keowee waterfront lots under contract along with a Lake Keowee waterfront home. Yep, another week another few contracts in the books. Those are the kind of statements we’d have liked to make back in 2011 and 2012. But as with any business there are ups and downs. God bless the ups! 
Moving forward the sales will be a bit more difficult to come by as the inventory continually decreases. There are still some excellent properties on the market and folks will continue to add their properties to the mix, but it will be a while before buyers again are able to choose from many options in different price categories. We expect the winter will put a bit of a damper on Lake Keowee waterfront sales, but spring is already on its way!

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Lake Keowee Area News Corner

Oconee Pickens schools release COVID 19 report

Oconee Pickens schools release COVID 19 report

Oconee, Pickens school release COVID-19 report

Oconee, Pickens SAT scores above state, national average

Oconee, Pickens SAT scores above state, national average

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Dockside project set to begin construction next month

Dockside project set to begin construction next month

A mixed-use student housing project planned on Tiger Blvd. in Clemson.

USDA awards $7.5M loan for Oconee County Internet project

USDA awards $7.5M loan for Oconee County Internet project

U.S. Department of Agriculture Rural Development Deputy Under Secretary Bette Brand announces the USDA’s loan to One Tone Telecommunications during an event at the Tokeena Angus Farm on Thursday. Savannah Blake | The Journal

City considering Halloween fireworks display after Oktoberfest cancellation

City considering Halloween fireworks display after Oktoberfest cancellation

After the city’s annual Oktoberfest was canceled recently because of the COVID-19 pandemic, Walhalla City Council members agreed Tuesday night to move forward with trying to schedule a fireworks display on Oct. 31 to help draw people to town. (File)