Mar 10
If you are ready to start your Hilton Head area spring gardening, here are two ideas.
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Plant a medicinal herb garden(enjoy the article below) or contact Kaycey Hadl to plant a herb garden for you! Not only does her company do terrific landscape design, they also provide installation and maintenance. There email is
anchorland@gmail.com
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Call Christine at Sea Pines CSA for a truckload of Mulch for your flower beds. Of course, you may have to wait for delivery(there were 28 loads in front of mine and I have to wait a week or two), but the mulch is free(with the exception of any gate fees). The phone number for the free mulch is (843)671-1343.
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Mar 10
By Todd Brooks
Indications show that the 2010 rental season will be better than the 2009! 
The landscape of the vacation rental industry has changed over the last several years. The trend has been to book vacation plans closer to arrival date. The vast amount of information available on the Internet has enabled the potential guest to check availability and have numerous selections to choose from, eliminating the “sense of urgency” that we experienced in the prior years. As the economy weakened, the mindset of the traveler was to hang on to their money as long as possible. Read the rest of this entry
Mar 08
Why would you not want to be on every website in the World?
Because over 87% of all real estate purchases start on line, we post your Hilton Head Property on practically every website we can. Having many different websites for your property is like having several billboards around the world. You simply do not know how the buyer is going to search or find us, but we know that we have the web covered. Below are the bigger websites we have listed our properties for sale on. Read the rest of this entry
Feb 24
For more information, contact:
Walt Molony 202-383-1177 wmolony@realtors.org
Fourth Quarter Existing-Home Sales Surge in Most States, Prices Up in More Areas
WASHINGTON , February 11, 2010
Strong gains in existing-home sales were the predominant pattern in most states during the fourth quarter, with many more metro areas seeing prices rise from a year earlier, according to the latest survey by the National Association of Realtors ® .
Sales increased from the third quarter in 48 states and the District of Columbia; 32 states saw double-digit gains. Year-over-year sales were higher in 49 states and D.C.; all but three states had double-digit annual increases.
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Feb 16
A natural high.
The Hilton Head bridge allows all those that cross over a chance to transition. Some are leaving behind their stress, others are reaching for more time together, while others are simply returning from Home Depot. One of the best parts about living on an Island is that we have a bridge to remind us of the natural beauty that surrounds us. Everytime we cross the bridge towards the Island, we get a natural high and are reminded to slow down in life(and speed) as we hit the pavement. So what does the bridge mean to its visitors, its residents and to you?
Parachute everything on arrival to the Island!
For Island visitors the bridge offers a chance to leave everything behind and start anew. It can be seen in every visitors face as they cross over the bridge for more important things in life including time with family, time with nature and time to breathe. The bridge allows all of us to parachute the things we wish to leave behind as we cross over to Hilton Head Island.
Jumpstart tired batteries!
For the second home owner, the bridge is a jumpstart to their tired batteries. As this group heads over their bridge, they feel recharged as they head to their place of personal power. The bridge gives them the chance to think about all the great things they work so hard for. Crossing over the water triggers memories of all the wonderful things ahead.
The luckiest group of all!
For the full time resident, we are the luckiest group of all. Sometimes though it takes crossing the bridge to remind us of everyting we have. Perhaps it should be an “Islander Requirement” to cross the bridge at least once a week to refresh our reasons for living here.
As you cross over the Hilton Head Island bridge, what are your thoughts? It is my hope that as you cross over that you feel recharged, that you leave your stress behind and that you breathe a sigh of gratitude. If you wish to join the luckiest group, email us at islandrealtor@hargray.com .
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