It’s the final remaining weeks of summer 2019 here around Lake Keowee and as kid’s school activities begin to ramp up as we are just a week away from them getting back to school, football practice, golf practice, etc. leaves a little less time for folks with kids to get out and look at Lake Keowee waterfront property. However, there are still quite a few who don’t have these concerns and they are, in fact, coming out to take more than a look.

Over the past week we closed another $1.5M in real estate and continue to see good activity on our listings with several seemingly close to going under contract. We also have a few good tours set up over the rest of the week. The good news is this blog sounds like a broken record when it comes to activity. We feel confident this will be the trend for a good long time. Maybe until we retirement (in 20 years).

Seneca City Council is considering a final vote on an ordinance dealing with short-term rentals such as this home on Shorecrest Drive in Seneca, but some officials predict the issue will be one that will continue to affect local governments across the nation

Seneca toughens on short-term rental policy

Seneca toughens on short term rental policy

Seneca administrator Scott Moulder presented a policy requiring homeowners to be primary residents in order to rent out their homes on a short-term basis.

Residents say they support city’s short-term rental ordinance

Residents say they support city’s short term ordinance

From left, Paul Stovall, Nancy Johnston, Mike White and Tommy Hutchins listen during a recent meeting of local residents at a home in Lakewood Estates to talk about Seneca’s new proposed short-term rental ordinance.

Seneca short-term rental proposal is the right move

Seneca short term rental proposal is the right move

Editorial from The Journal