With the winter season comes a change in the focus and weekly maintenance activities of our landscaping crews. Here are a few things to keep in mind during this time of year.

As the holidays approach, it’s the perfect time to embrace the spirit of generosity that exists within our community. At Point Hope, we believe that small acts of kindness can make a lasting impact, especially when we come together to support our neighbors in need.

At Point Hope, our community thrives on thoughtful design and a shared respect for our surroundings - and that includes our homes and landscapes. To help achieve this, Point Hope’s Design & Use Review Board (DRB) monitors and approves both new construction projects and updates to existing homes and landscaping to ensure they adhere to the community’s Design Guidelines and requirements.

Maintaining a beautiful and functional landscape during the hottest Lowcountry months requires some care and planning. Whether you’re new to the community, new to Charleston or a seasoned Lowcountry resident, the following practical summer landscaping tips and reminders can help keep your yard looking its best.

We’re always looking for ways to make life a little easier here at Point Hope - and Berkeley County has done just that with the launch of the new OneBerkeley Portal. Whether you’re paying a utility bill or looking up your local representatives, everything is now just a click away.

Even though it’s rare in Charleston, freezing temperatures bring the potential for icy conditions. It’s important to take a few preventative measures to protect your homes and property during these cold snaps. Read more for some helpful tips for managing the freezing temperatures.

Each building at Point Hope has a story to tell. The Hub, our information center on the Village Green and the first stop for visitors, is a perfect example.

Tropical Storm Debby began impacting our area this morning, and conditions are expected to worsen over the next couple of days. The storm will bring heavy rain and a potential for significant flooding in some areas of Charleston.