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The Columbia/Lake Murray area enjoys a beautiful, sunny climate, with nearly 300 days of sunshine a year. Fall, winter, and spring are mild, while summers can be hot and long. The coldest weather occurs between November and mid-March, with one or two snowfalls and occasional winter nights below freezing but rarely extended cold. Warm weather usually extends from May through September. Annual rainfall averages between 41 to 49 inches and the average growing season lasts 217 days. Edisto enjoys a similar climate, but is moderated by the Atlantic Ocean. It keeps the winters warmer (in the 50's to 60's) and the summer cooler (in the 80's) than they would be otherwise. Average Local Area Temperatures
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90F |
60F |
| Fall |
76F |
52F |
| Winter |
58F |
34F |
| Spring |
76F |
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First Time Buyers >Services from a Real Estate Agent
It's an old adage that "the best things in life are free." One of these things is extremely valuable to home buyers -- the advice of an experienced real estate sales professional.
In the traditional home sale, it is the seller who pays the commission that is divided among the various sales professionals involved in the transaction. Unless you are hiring a buyer's broker, the buyer gets several free services from the real estate agent: 1) Target marketing that locates the homes you can afford; 2) Loan pre-qualification that saves you time; 3) Guidance in obtaining the best mortgage terms.
The marketing professional knows that if there is no financing, there is no purchase. Most real estate agents have become quite expert in the mortgage market. Please contact a real estate professional if you are seeking advice about buying or selling a property.
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What is arguably the world's strangest (and most dysfunctional) kitchen?
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In 1998 the Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art in Kansas City first displayed a kitchen made entirely of 40 million colored glass beads by artist Liza Lou of Topanga, California. |
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