Malloy & Co.

From Lake Keowee , to the Lowcountry , fun few days seeing new amenities, exciting projects underway, and the beauty of this special part of the country.

After a full-scale renovation on their 1900 San Francisco Victorian that was recently featured in the , Paul Kitchen and Blair Williams added back touches that were more appropriate for the period, including plaster medallions around ceiling lights. They kept as much of the original wood and brass as possible. A Victorian marble fireplace was shipped from Scotland. “We didn’t want this to be a boring white box,” says Williams.

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This House Renovation Was Destiny! Many thanks to the and for this fantastic feature on the greatest of clients. We loved helping to share the story of this special home and the work of the incredible . She is as lovely as she is talented. Full link in bio.

Sneak peak of something extremely special coming to very soon 💫

With views like this, you’d think you were in Kyoto!

With a Japanese garden to the east, an Italianate garden to the south and a Japanese garden to the east, the house was designed to feel like a private villa where East meets West.
This exceptional property represented by Leslie Turner of Maison Real Estate, is unlike no other.

Leslie who completed 2023 as the top producing female agent in downtown Charleston shared that while inventory will remain low, January new listings on the peninsula up were up 121% from January 2023.

“In order to make the small guest bath feel like a special escape we opted for a colorful departure from expected. When we suggested tile for the entire wall in such a brave color the client was a bit skeptical but we assured them it was the feeling we wanted.

The gold mirror was sourced from Elise Green, one of our favorites for vintage treasures from around the world. A more modern mirror would have conflicted with the approachability of the unexpected space.”

Cecily Mendell of Studio Cabida

“In order to make the small guest bath feel like a special escape we opted for a colorful departure from expected. When we suggested tile for the entire wall in such a brave color the client was a bit skeptical but we assured them it was the feeling we wanted.

The gold mirror was sourced from Elise Green, one of our favorites for vintage treasures from around the world. A more modern mirror would have conflicted with the approachability of the unexpected space.”
Cecily Mendell of Studio Cabida

A recent report put out by Korn Ferry said that “ there will be a deficit of over 6.5 million skilled trades workers over the next decade.” Enter a solution; The American College of the Building Arts (ACBA), in Charleston, SC, the only school in the United States that fully integrates professional training in the traditional building trades with a liberal arts core curriculum. ACBA students earn a four-year baccalaureate degree in one of the following specializations: Architectural Carpentry, Blacksmithing, Classical Architecture + Design, Plaster, Architectural Stone, or Timber Framing. Studying at ACBA is a unique experience that allows students to imagine creating additions to the built environment that will last for generations, saving historic structures for the future and connecting to the past with the objective of bringing a new way of thinking into the next century. As the school celebrates their 20th anniversary this year, they have never increased their tuition, an extraordinary feat given the current cost of education. It’s an incredible place and we are so proud to be helping tell their story.

“Artist, author, and lecturer Louis Nizer (1902-1994) once said, “A man who works with his hands is a laborer; a man who works with his hands and his brain is a craftsman; but a man who works with his hands and his brain and his heart is an artist.”

At the American College of the Building Arts (ACBA), in Charleston, artisans are trained to foster exceptional craftsmanship and preservation.

Read the full article on ACBA in this months CH2 Magazine through the link below:

https://celebrateblufftonandbeyond.com/educating-tomorrows-artisans/?fbclid=PAAaYYr3GKdj9uC9UYckHH7sn0kcsHWIOoVOWLXZMXR99nDBIfyVrKxNxvuog_aem_Ac0x07zbgIIgQQNauEAxZSCoEf012Vu2h7evF06o6Cjf5jXdfYNM7nDwl4CSu1jdvTI

So awesome to see residency at Palmetto Bluff in
“The last place Caroline “Cacky” Rivers expected to be was behind the lens of a camera, crouched to capture the breathtaking moment a bird spreads its wings and takes flight. But life has a funny way of showing us where we belong, and now wildlife photography is an integral part of her daily routine.”

Read the full article through the link in our stories!

So excited to see Grace and The Grace Club have been featured in the December 2023 issues of CB2/CH2 Magazines and online at Celebrate Bluffton and Beyond.

The Belle of the Ball Once Again: Grace, Palmetto Bluff’s Iconic Motor Yacht Debuts
“In November 2023, the next chapter in the remarkable story of Grace, one of the last existing pre-World War I gas-powered yachts, began on the picturesque May River that runs through the heart of Bluffton, South Carolina. Under the guidance of The Grace Club—a newly formed founder/member sponsored, not-for-profit organization—after extensive restoration, the beautiful antique motor yacht built for the purposes of commuting across New York Harbor, returned in all her glory to her home at Palmetto Bluff.”

Read more through the link in our stories!

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Very excited to announce that our client, South Street Partners, in partnership with prominent Dallas-based hospitality concept developer and operator WoodHouse, has announced the recapitalization of the 262-key Elevation Hotel & Spa, the only ski-in, ski-out hotel located at the base of Mt. Crested Butte.

The latest investment by South Street's inaugural fund, the firm is excited to be working alongside WoodHouse, in a shared effort to create an authentic, unique destination for Crested Butte that appeals to both travelers and the local community. This partnership is positioned to integrate WoodHouse's expertise in identifying and leveraging culture-rich, relationship-driven brands with South Street's proven track record of preserving and enhancing legacy club, hospitality, and residential properties, while fully embracing local community tradition, culture, and history. We better get our skis ready!

The article “Hot 2024 Real Estate Trends Feature Wellness Benefits” by Jamie Gold highlights six of the hottest new home trends such as Sensory Gardens and Pathways, Cold Plunge Pools, Pickleball Courts, and Murals.

“Zillow recently announced its six hottest home trends to watch for in 2024. Four of them are wellness related. No one should be surprised by this, as homeowners are increasingly acknowledging and appreciating the links between their living spaces and quality of life. That’s showing up in both home improvement and resale reports.”

Love seeing & the newly re-opened Buffalos at Palmetto Bluff in

“Buffalos reopened this past spring after an extensive renovation, bringing new life to the light-flooded, contemporary dining room. An extended outdoor patio overlooking the bluff is just the spot for enjoying their steamed littleneck clams, Sea Island pea salad, or squid ink orecchiette.”

We love cover stories and breaking into houses! Fun story about buyers and sellers becoming friends in . Link in bio

We love cover stories in the and stories about breaking into houses. She does it all! 😘

A big thank you to for including and in Charleston’s Fall Home Showcase!

A 2,730-square-foot luxury townhome, 9844 Haven Loop was built in 2020 by Kiawah River developers as a showcase unit to highlight the property’s beauty. “Therefore, no expense was spared regarding finishes,” said Mary Lou Wertz of Maison Real Estate, which is listing the property for $1.695 million. “This unit was bought by a designer as her personal home and is move-in ready. These units can also be short-term rentals, which adds to its value.”

Read the Full article through the link in our bio!

A big thank you to for including and in Charleston’s Fall Home Showcase!

A 2,730-square-foot luxury townhome, 9844 Haven Loop was built in 2020 by Kiawah River developers as a showcase unit to highlight the property’s beauty. “Therefore, no expense was spared regarding finishes,” said Mary Lou Wertz of Maison Real Estate, which is listing the property for $1.695 million. “This unit was bought by a designer as her personal home and is move-in ready. These units can also be short-term rentals, which adds to its value.”

Read the Full article through the link in our bio!

We are thrilled to announce our representation of !

The American College of the Building Arts educates and trains artisans in the traditional building arts to foster exceptional craftsmanship and encourage the preservation, enrichment, and understanding of the world’s architectural heritage through a liberal arts education. ACBA is the only college in America that fully integrates professional training in the traditional building trades with a liberal arts core curriculum. We are so excited to work with them as they soon celebrate their 20th Anniversary!

“Ideally situated at the crest of Nob Hill, this exceptional Park-Avenue-style condominium features sweeping downtown skyline views and beautiful finishes and upgrades that blend seamlessly with the apartment’s classic period details.” Check out article featuring San Francisco listing through the link in our bio!

Lake|Flato creates buildings that are tactile, modern,environmentally responsible and authentic and artful. The Lake Club at the Cliffs at Keowee Springs is no exception and we are counting down the days until we get to check out this brand new amenity that is nestled amidst the natural beauty of Lake Keowee.

Congratulations to of on the incredible sale of 40 Tradd Street!

As seen in the Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Mansion Global, Robb Report, and more, this charming 1718 South of Broad gem is a one of a kind.

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Massive thanks to & for this gorgeous story on, "South Street Partners, one of the largest owners and operators of private residential club and resort communities in the United States, is making a name for itself by developing beautiful properties in sync with nature." To read the full story, link in bio.

"From Sardinia to South Carolina, these seaside locations offer sun, scenery and easy access to the water.”

Thrilled to see 37 Eugenia on Kiawah Island featured in the

Described as “ a 4,440 sq ft property in a gated community with five bedrooms and five bathrooms, with a one-bedroom guest house. There’s a saltwater infinity pool, a 360-degree observation deck and a pergola for outdoor dining. A private boardwalk leads from the property to the beach. Residents have access to membership of the Kiawah Island Club, which offers golf, a spa, beach club, boating, various sports facilities and restaurants.” Yes please!

The Arts Initiative at is excited to announce an eclectic curation of ten unique artists that will take part in their 2023 Artist in Residence program. From March to December, a wide variety of interesting and immersive workshops, performances, demonstrations, and much more will unfold across Palmetto Bluff’s unspoiled natural canvas, creating a dialogue between art, the community, and the beauty of the Bluff itself. The Artist in Residence programs are available to Palmetto Bluff residents, the greater Lowcountry community, and anyone who wishes to contribute to the abundant creative energy that encompasses the community!

For those who like Benjamin Franklin feel that "guests, like fish, begin to smell after three days” here is a solution for you, buy the house next door!

Jennifer Davis, a Charleston based developer and real-estate broker with Maison Real Estatw, realized after a recent marriage, and a merged family with six children and two grandchildren, that a little extra space might be helpful!

"We love having the children visit. Having a little distance between the two households is wonderful. Everyone has their own pace to roam as they please. Less awkward for everyone when groggy-eyed family all heads for the coffee maker in the morning. The same can be said for visiting friends. Because Charleston is a walking city with tons to see as soon as you walk out of the door, we give our guests the keys and a map and and two bikes and plan to see them each night at 6:00 for cocktails. In between they are on their own to roam and explore or relax in a beautiful 1840’s gate house. The gate house is surrounded by estate gardens so it has fabulous “borrowed views" of ancient Southern gardens that are divine and so Charleston. Guests feel like they have their own home in Charleston rather than a spare bedroom in our house. “

To read more about this trend happening across the country, see link in bio.

It’s a particularly exciting day when your clients land the two cover stories in your favorite section of your favorite newspaper!! 🍾

Wrapping up a big week with lots of exciting news! Our client, South Street Partners, a leading private equity real estate investment firm headquartered in Charlotte, NC and Charleston, SC, has just announced the final close of SSP GP Fund I, their inaugural discretionary commingled fund which raised over $225M, significantly exceeding an original target of $100M. The Fund was formed to continue South Street’s established track record of executing on opportunistic, value added and special situation investment opportunities in real estate assets located in the Southeastern United States as well as select U.S. and international markets. The success of the fund is a reflection of South Street’s proven history, as well as the relevance of the strategy in a post-COVID world.

Apart from investing in new and existing developments, South Street has plans for a new 18-hole golf course, a short course and an world class practice facility for members of the Kiawah Island Club. Designed by Beau Welling of Greenville, who previously worked with Tom Fazio — the acclaimed designer of the Kiawah Island Club's River Course — the course will be built around grand live oaks and feature undulating fairways with Old World slopes and contours. Beau is also the design partner of Tiger Woods and the TGR Design team. Lots more news to come soon!

BIG NEWS: South Street Partners, master developer of Kiawah Island and The Cliffs, and Henderson Park Capital Partners have acquired Palmetto Bluff, a 20,000-acre luxury resort property in the South Carolina Lowcountry.

The iconic beckons as a residential and recreational preserve enriched by wilderness and wildlife and enhanced by a commitment to conservation.

The property is surrounded by 32 miles of riverfront and features extensive nature trails; two vibrant village centers complete with river access, boat storage and canoe club; a distinctive food and beverage program; the Forbes’ Five Star resort; and a Jack Nicklaus Signature Golf Course. An array of southern-style residential neighborhoods ranging from multi-million-dollar legacy family compounds to more traditionally sized, single-family lots are currently available.

Comprehensive development plans for Palmetto Bluff include a second golf club and construction of Anson Village, which will open up access to a large waterfront space and the southern Intercoastal Waterway.

We’re super excited to get working on this groundbreaking acquisition!

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