Community News & Events
POA 101: Understanding Your Property Owners’ Association at Point Hope
What does a Property Owners’ Association do, and who is responsible for what? This is a practical overview of how the Point Hope POA operates, from Community Standards and assessments to the roles of the Community Manager, developer, homebuilders and property owners.
Doolittle Park is Now Open to Residents
Doolittle Park is now open exclusively for Point Hope residents. Learn about the park’s amenities, court reservations, important reminders and resources to help you make the most of Point Hope’s newest recreation destination.
A Residents’ Guide to the 2026 Hurricane Season
Hurricane season is here, and preparation starts now. Learn about South Carolina’s updated evacuation zones, essential emergency resources, and steps Point Hope residents can take to stay informed and ready throughout the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season.
Recycling in Point Hope: Frequently Asked Questions
Did you know that Point Hope residents don’t need to separate recyclables from household trash? Learn how Berkeley County’s partnership with RePower South helps recover recyclable materials, reduce landfill waste and support sustainable waste management - all while keeping trash collection simple for residents.
Spring Landscaping Updates
Seasonal landscape maintenance efforts are underway throughout the community as crews continue working to keep shared spaces healthy, beautiful and well-maintained.
A Reminder About Home Modifications
As a Point Hope property owner, you should be aware that the community’s governing documents (the CC&Rs) require that you obtain approval from the Point Hope Design & Use Review Board (DURB) before making any modifications to the exterior of your home or property.
The Sanders House is Now Open to Residents
Once a historic home, now a place to gather - the restored Sanders House at Point Hope offers residents a unique setting where history and community come together.
The Work That Lasts: Honoring Philip Simmons
Explore how Philip Simmons’ legacy lives on at Point Hope and across Charleston. This piece highlights his iconic ironwork, a recent exhibition at Drummond Studio Gallery featuring local artists, and ongoing efforts to preserve his historic home and workshop.
