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Barley Real Estate Phone # (843)-884-2821
Coastal Appraisals, Inc. Phone # (843)-849-0327
DreamVest Appraisal Corporation Phone # (843)-539-1972
Carolina Property Group, LLC Phone # (843)-554-5777
Action Appraisals Phone # (843)-330-9753
Bedsaul Appraisal Service, Inc. Phone # (843)-832-9852
LSA Real Estate Appraisers Phone # (843)-573-0810
Charleston Residential Appraisals Phone # (843)-216-2810
The Carolina Appraisal Group Phone # (803)-534-5554
Mount Pleasant Quick Facts
Population 47,609 (Males: 22,811 (47.9%), Females: 24,798 (52.1%)) Elevation: 24 feet Land area: 41.9 square miles Median resident age: 35.9 years Median household income: $61,054 Median house value: $185,500
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