Kimberly Ritter, REALTOR in Mt. Pleasant, SC, Surpasses $200 Million in Career Sales

Nov 4, 2026

Kimberly Ritter is a REALTOR® and Broker Associate with Carolina One Real Estate, bringing 21 years of experience. With over $200 million in career sales and 600 homes sold, she serves Mount Pleasant, Daniel Island, Isle of Palms, and Charleston, holding six real estate credentials.

Mount Pleasant, SC USA, November 4, 2026 -- Kimberly Ritter, a Broker Associate with Carolina One Real Estate, has crossed $200 million in career sales.

The number is worth noting mostly because of what it took to get there. It represents more than 600 transactions and several hundred households who hired her across four distinct Charleston market cycles, over 21 years with Carolina One Real Estate and a career in real estate spanning 28 years.

But the transaction Ritter points to from 2026 did not come from a listing alert, and it explains more about the practice than the total does.

The I'On Buyers Who Got There First

An out-of-state couple came to Ritter with one requirement, and it was unusually narrow.

They wanted to live in I'On, the Mount Pleasant neighborhood. Not a comparable community, not a short list of luxury options around Charleston. I'On specifically.

That created an immediate problem. Turnover there is limited, and the kind of property they wanted rarely reaches the market.

Rather than set an MLS alert and wait, Ritter worked her local network until she learned a matching property was expected to list. The husband flew in. When the listing went active, she had him inside the house within roughly the first hour. His wife could not be there, so Ritter walked them through it on video while he toured in person.

They moved immediately, and secured the property before competing offers arrived.

Everyone Gets the Same Alert

The I'On transaction illustrates something specific about a market like Mount Pleasant.

Technology has made listing notifications instantaneous, which means every qualified buyer receives the same alert at the same moment. In a neighborhood with real scarcity, that levels the field rather than creating an advantage.

The advantage comes earlier: knowing what is likely to come to market, understanding a neighborhood well enough to recognize the right property on sight, and having buyers prepared enough to act inside an hour rather than a week.

Ritter's contribution was not unlocking the door. It was having spent enough time understanding what these buyers wanted that she recognized the fit before the property was widely exposed, and being positioned to move when it was.

Four Market Cycles, Four Different Playbooks

Ritter's 28-year real estate career spans changing market conditions, from limited inventory and multiple-offer competition to buyer-favorable markets and shifting interest rates. According to the Charleston Trident Association of REALTORS, September 2026 recorded 1,538 closed sales, up 9.5% year over year, with a median price of $425,000, up 0.7%. Days on market increased to 55, while months supply declined to 3.6.

In Downtown Charleston, detached homes reached a median price of $2,350,000, up 36.2%, while sellers received 92.1% of their original asking price and days on market rose to 58. These trends highlight the importance of accurate pricing, market knowledge, and timely decisions. Ritter helps buyers and sellers navigate these conditions through strategies outlined in her seller's guide, buyer's guide, and article on how to choose a listing agent in Mount Pleasant.

Crossing $200 Million

"Congratulations to Kimberly Ritter on surpassing $200 million in career sales volume! With 21 years at Carolina One Real Estate, Kimberly has built an impressive career through her market knowledge, professionalism, and dedication to the clients she serves. This milestone is a wonderful reflection of her experience and commitment to real estate in Mount Pleasant and throughout the Charleston area."

Maggie Griesman, Broker-in-Charge, Carolina One Real Estate

Ritter has received Carolina One's Lifetime Achievement Award, Diamond Circle of Excellence recognition, and East Cooper Top Producer Club honors. In 2026, she completed approximately 22 transactions, including several multimillion-dollar properties, with Mount Pleasant listings priced around $2.25 million and $1.475 million. She is also approaching 100 five-star Google reviews.

Designations That Map to the Actual Work

Ritter holds eight professional credentials: CRS (Certified Residential Specialist), ABR (Accredited Buyer's Representative), SRES (Seniors Real Estate Specialist), RSPS (Resort and Second-Home Property Specialist), CNE (Certified Negotiation Expert), PSA (Pricing Strategy Advisor), HPS (Historic Property Specialist), and e-PRO. These designations reflect her experience in residential sales, second homes, senior relocation, historic properties, pricing strategies, and real estate negotiations throughout the Charleston Lowcountry.

A Charleston Practice, Not Only a Mount Pleasant One

Ritter's markets have broadened well past the Mount Pleasant base:

She also works at Wando and Sullivan's Island.

Buyers can search by what actually drives decisions in this market: luxury homes, waterfront homes with docks, beach homes, Mount Pleasant dock homes, homes with pools, golf course homes and one-story homes.

A Solo Practice and Career Highlights

Kimberly Ritter operates as a solo Broker Associate with Carolina One Real Estate, personally guiding clients through pricing, showings, negotiations and closing. With 28 years in real estate, including 21 years at Carolina One, she has surpassed $200 million in career sales and sold more than 600 homes. In 2026, she completed approximately 22 transactions, including several multimillion-dollar properties. She holds CRS, ABR, SRES, RSPS, CNE, PSA, HPS and e-PRO credentials and has received the Lifetime Achievement Award, Diamond Circle of Excellence and East Cooper Top Producer Club honors. Serving Mount Pleasant, Charleston, Daniel Island and surrounding communities, Ritter is also approaching 100 five-star Google reviews. Career figures and awards are reported by Ritter and Carolina One Real Estate and have not been independently audited.

About Kimberly Ritter

Kimberly Ritter is a Broker Associate with Carolina One Real Estate serving buyers and sellers throughout Mount Pleasant, Charleston, Daniel Island, Isle of Palms, Wando, Sullivan's Island and the surrounding Lowcountry.

She has surpassed $200 million in career sales with more than 600 homes sold, bringing 28 years in real estate, 21 of them with Carolina One Real Estate. Her practice covers luxury and waterfront real estate, relocation, second homes, historic properties, seniors and downsizing moves, buyer and seller representation, and negotiation-intensive transactions.

Her professional education includes the CRS, ABR, SRES, RSPS, CNE, PSA, HPS and e-PRO credentials. Carolina One has recognized her with its Lifetime Achievement Award, Diamond Circle of Excellence and East Cooper Top Producer Club honors. She operates as a solo Broker Associate from Carolina One's Long Point Road office in Mount Pleasant.

Connect with Kimberly Ritter, Broker Associate at Carolina One Real Estate (SC License 47317), at 628 Long Point Road, Mount Pleasant, SC 29464. Call 843-202-4180, email [email protected], or visit legacyhomescharleston.com. Find her on Zillow, Realtor.com, FastExpert, RealTrends, LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, X, Nextdoor, and Google Maps.

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