Hampton Hall (Bluffton, SC)
By Susan Jacobsen, 20 Years Providing WOW Real Estate Service
(The Alliance Group Realty)
What's my Hampton Hall Home worth? April 2016 Market Report Hampton Hall is located in Bluffton, SC in the 29910 zip code. It's a wonderful golf oriented community with many other amenities. Let's take a look at some of the April 2016 market statistics for Hampton Hall: HOMESITES 26 homesites on the market ranging in price from $39,500 to $149,000 8 homesites that are under contract (ranging in list price from $65,000 to $129,000) Average Days on the Market is 282 4 homesites have closed year to date Address List Price Closed Price Closed Date 91 Wicklow $99,000 $95,000 1/8/2016 100 Hampton Hall Boulevard $79,500 $60,000 1/14/16 14 Canterbury Lane $159,000 $149,000 2/19/16 131 Wicklow $129,000 $117,500 3/23/16 HOMES 34 Homes are on the market ranging in price from $299,000 to $893,000 (...
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By Susan Jacobsen, 20 Years Providing WOW Real Estate Service
(The Alliance Group Realty)
Dream home in Hampton Hall, Bluffton SC 96 Hampton Hall Boulevard is stunning. Just that. It's stunning. From the beautiful stone facade and welcoming front porch, the home is welcoming and elegant without being overwhelming. Enjoy a video tour by clicking here. With 4 very large bedrooms and 3 and 1/2 baths, to just state the statistics does not do it justice. The wide entry opens to a dining room to the left and lagoon.  It is located on the 17th hole of one of Pete Dye's signature golf courses.  With a master on the main floor, with double tray ceiling, you may enjoy morning coffee as you watch the wader birds well before the golfers hit the links. The staggered plank wood floors are gleaming and bring all of the spaces together. High gloss woodwork, deeply set windows make the 12' ...
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By Diane Bell, Hilton Head Real Estate, Bluffton
(Charter 1 Real Estate, Hilton Head, Bluffton, SC)
Despite all of the negative real estate news nationally and locally,  I'm seeing a bit of an uptick in the Hampton Hall Real Estate Statistics for November.  There is a gradual strenghtening in home prices and less inventory on the market compared to this same time period last year. For the month of Novmeber, there were 5 new listings that came on the market with an average list price of $697,400.  We saw 3 homes go pending that had an average listed price of $592,665.  One home closed with a average closed price of $530,000. Total sales for the month  was $530,000 with an average days on the market of 180 days.  Closed price to List Price ratio was 91.38%. Keeping in mind that November was one of the worst months for the year so far, it is at least encouraging to see some pendings and ...
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By Diane Bell, Hilton Head Real Estate, Bluffton
(Charter 1 Real Estate, Hilton Head, Bluffton, SC)
It appears the future is looking brighter for sales of homes in Hampton Hall.  After pouring through recent MLS statistics for the neighborhood,  it is apparent that inventory levels are declining.  What can that be attributed to?  Most likely, sellers are becoming more realistic and are more tuned into local market conditions.  Currently, there are only 59 homes listed compared to almost 80 last year at this time.  So, I guess that will give some comfort to sellers who have been eagerly looking forward to being able to get their homes sold.  Let's take a look at year to date activity in Hampton Hall: Year to date there were 84 new homes listed 33 Pending and 31 Closed Transactions Average Listing Price  $590. 274 Average Pended Price  $489,665 Average Closed Price  $483,399 Total Sales...
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By Diane Bell, Hilton Head Real Estate, Bluffton
(Charter 1 Real Estate, Hilton Head, Bluffton, SC)
With all of the new housing words in our vocabularies.....short sales....deeds in lieu of foreclosure.....deficiency judgment.......foreclosure.......declining values.......It's no wonder that many home owners are completely perplexed what direction to take if you absolutely must sell your home.  Sellers often ask me why they should consider a short sale rather than just letting the property go back to the bank in a foreclosure. It's really quite simple----If you are able to do a short sale (and that is when the bank accepts less than is owed on the property), the short sale will be far less damaging to your credit rating.  It should appear as a "settled debt" once the transaction is completed rather than the more damaging "foreclosure" which can appear for 7 years on your report. Are ...
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