David Caraviello is a veteran sports journalist at various prestigious outlets. He has extensively covered college football, college basketball, motorsports, and golf, showcasing his versatility in sports journalism. David's work has been featured in prominent publications such as USA TODAY, The Olympian, and the Miami Herald, among others.
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David Caraviello's coverage primarily focuses on local real estate developments, including new construction projects and property sales. He also covers college basketball betting previews.
Given his focus, David may be interested in pitches related to local real estate trends, new housing developments, or insights into the factors driving changes in the local real estate market. Additionally, he might appreciate expert commentary on upcoming college basketball games and betting analysis with a specific focus on teams within his geographic area of interest.
When reaching out to David Caraviello, consider tailoring your pitch to align with his emphasis on local events and promotions within South Carolina and Charleston.
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By: David Caraviello
Summerville Sells Itself: In Flowertown, a real estate market in full bloom.
By David Caraviello For The Post and Courier Downpayment Assistance Secrets for Homebuyers
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By David Caraviello Special to The Post and Courier EASTOVER — The home dates from the 1840s, and according to the National Register
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By David Caraviello For The Post and Courier LAKE KEOWEE — It features a custom home theater, a fitness studio with free weights and
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By David Caraviello For The Post and Courier GREER — It's the grandeur of the place that immediately commands your attention: 10 acres, 12- to 18-foot ceilings, a primary bedroom suite that's a wing unto itself.
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By David Caraviello Special to The Post and Courier LAKE MURRAY — There's waterfront property — and then there's 20 acres of it, wrapped
Lake Katherine, which began as a waterside recreation area in the 1920s, was created in 1940 when the U.S. Army dug and dammed a new lake to provide a source of drinking water for nearby Fort Jackson.
A Blythewood home listed at $430,000 offers privacy, acreage and small-town charm as the area prepares for growth from the upcoming Scout Motors production facility.
By: David Caraviello
Among other amenities, this 5,000-square-foot home features a custom copper farmhouse sink, a built-in coffee system, and a wet bar with a wine refrigerator and icemaker.
By: David Caraviello
Twin luxury homes listed around $2 million in Greenville's Hollingsworth Park offer custom finishes, outdoor living, transferable pool memberships in a sought-after new location.
