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Press Release
Today, The Peninsula of Charleston, an ownership model life-plan community coming to downtown Charleston in late 2026/early 2027, announced two new hires at the community's sales gallery at 573 King Street. Molly Casey Hepler has joined as Sales Associate and Patti Travasos Winders has joined as Sales Concierge Coordinator.
Molly Casey Hepler, Sales Associate, has more than 30 years of experience in insurance, healthcare and senior living sales. Hepler previously served in a sales and marketing role for a Raleigh, N.C.-based continuing care community where she helped oversee an expansion of over 200 residences and resales.
Patti Travasos Winders, Sales Concierge Coordinator, brings with her over 25 years of marketing and sales experience in Charleston, gained from her past roles in the live entertainment, media and technology industries. Winders was previously director of marketing and events at Sweetgrass Plastic Surgery and has also served as a lead account manager at Momentum Marketing Agency.
This news comes on the heels of The Peninsula of Charleston's recent announcement that $10,000 refundable deposits are now being accepted from those interested in reserving and purchasing one of the 148 luxury residences. The deposit not only establishes priority on the list for home selection, but also provides access to residence floorplans, pricing and disclosure, health and finance documents as well as providing future owners the chance to shape the community's amenities with their input.
Anticipated to break ground in 2024, the community will feature concierge services, upscale amenities and common spaces and a full continuum of on-site healthcare. Located in the Courier Square District on King Street, The Peninsula of Charleston will be the only life plan community in downtown Charleston.
The project's residences range from 700-3,500 square feet and include maintenance for worry-free travel. Because it is an equity model, owners have the flexibility to sell their residences or ownership can be transferred to loved ones, making the Peninsula of Charleston a legacy investment.
