60-Second Video Market Updates
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Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Hilton Head Bluffton Realty is pleased to offer these professional and dynamic 60-second market updates for our clients. The videos touch on 5 key components of market activity: Active Inventory, Median Listing Price, Days on the Market, Median Sales Price, Units Sold. Open the Full post to click Video Links.
- Sea Pines
- Palmetto Dunes & Shelter Cove
- Forest Beach
- Shipyard
- Folly Field, Hilton Head
- Hilton Head Plantation
- Windmill Harbour
- Long Cove
- Hilton Head Condos ($250K+)
- Hilton Head Luxury Homes
- Bluffton
- Oldfield
- Sun City
- Latitude Margaritaville
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Bluffton Luxury Homes
Our goal with these fact-based videos is to…
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We are excited to welcome Pat Madsen to Hilton Head Bluffton Realty! Pat's love for golf made his decision to move from Idaho to the Lowcountry easy. He has researched and spent time on the different courses and is your local advisor on choosing which golf lifestyle meets your needs. In addition to golf, he enjoys working with both first-time home buyers to seasoned sophisticated consumers with multiple purchases under their belt. He has various levels of experience working in new construction and custom-built homes, to residential developments, and even commercial properties. Pat understands that real estate has dynamic conditions and he excels in this environment. He is passionate about working with people who are in the process of making one…
nds of people to the multi-day, educational and entertaining festival, a glance under the hood reveals its positive impact on our community.
Hilton Head Island’s true and beautiful environment can be found undisturbed in Sea Pines Forest Preserve at 175 Greenwood Drive, located inside the incredible Sea Pines community. You can hike the scenic 3.3-mile walking trail to discover historic landmarks and experience a peaceful wildlife habitat. A stroll on the boardwalk, around the picturesque lagoon, or along the shaded nature path will let you escape from today’s busy world into 605 acres of refreshingly calm outdoor space.
we know people who have answers! Matt Topping and Kieron O'Grady of The Lowcountry Lending Team at Movement Mortgage can answer your questions on the lending process. They were recently named #1 in the COUNTRY for condo lending for Movement Mortgage for the 3rd year in a row. WOW!
A dog may start as a pet, but their playful companionship and unconditional love soon make them a cherished family member. As you prepare to head out, your heart melts as their tender puppy eyes look up at you and silently beg to come along! Don’t shut the door on your pooch’s adventures any longer! Hilton Head Island’s sub-tropical oasis is the ultimate destination for dogs and their families. Your canine companion will leap at the chance to visit the places listed below, so prepare to spend more coastal time with your best friend.
Thinking of buyimg a new home? New homes certainly have a lot of eye candy and are very visually appealing - like the model homes that have been designor staged, all the new appliances, and let's not forget all the cool new upgrades. Plus, with everything being new you shouldn't have any major home repairs right away like a new roof or new HVAC.
The Lowcountry has caught golf cart fever. Many people are warming up to this trendy form of transportation on and off the golf course. Why not cruise on the golf cart to transform a boring short drive into something exciting? Many Hilton Head and Bluffton communities agree that golf carts are not just for golfing anymore!
In South Carolina, over 30% of people rent their home.
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How will the outcome of this Presidential election affect housing? The research all points to positives. The Meyers Research group looked at the past 13 election cycles and found an approximate 15% drop in sales activity in the November of a federal election year. But their research notes that “the year after a presidential election is the best of the four-year cycle.” Furthermore, the report states, “This suggests that demand for new housing is not lost because of election uncertainty, rather it gets pushed out to the following year as long as the economy stays on track.”