The December issue of Home On The Course, our free monthly newsletter, is on the launch pad and ready to be emailed to our 1,000 subscribers. This month’s feature story is all wet. We compare the price ratios of water view home sites in golf communities with golf course and interior lots. (Spoiler Alert: They are much more expensive.) And we suggest a few golf communities where prices are low enough that “taking the plunge” on a waterfront lot or home won’t drown you in debt.
Our special sidebar feature this month looks at the fastest growing counties in the Southeast, and we identify condominium oriented golf communities in those rapidly improving. Those of you looking for a vacation home in a warm weather area –- many of the fast-growing communities are in Florida –- should find the information especially timely and helpful.
It happens every year. As cold weather (and snow) start to burden those of us who live in the northern U.S., our thoughts turn South and the urge to consider looking for a vacation or permanent home in a warmer climate becomes stronger. If you are contemplating a move in the next year or two, we have a few spots open for couples who have targeted the Southeast. Our services are free and without obligation. To get things rolling, please fill out our Golf Home Questionnaire. We will get back to you with some initial ideas within a few days.
Condo prices are rising faster than single-family home prices across the U.S., and especially in resort areas like Myrtle Beach. Yet bargains still abound, like the 2 BR, 2 BA unit Pawleys Plantation (Pawleys Island, SC) that can used for rental income or spur-of-the-moment vacation visits. It is priced at just $125,000, fully furnished and facing the 10th hole of the Jack Nicklaus golf course.
