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    Why Some Hilton Head Houses Sit Even When Island Inventory Looks Limited

    Why Some Hilton Head Houses Sit Even When Island Inventory Looks Limited A Hilton Head homeowner can look online, see relatively few houses for sale in the surrounding community, and reasonably assume their property should move quickly. Sometimes it does. Other times, the house stays active for mont

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  • Why a Larger Bluffton House Is Not Always the Better Move,Joel Androna

    Why a Larger Bluffton House Is Not Always the Better Move

    Why a Larger Bluffton House Is Not Always the Better Move More square footage has a way of winning the home search before the buyer has decided what the extra space is supposed to accomplish. A 3,000-square-foot house appears to beat a 2,200-square-foot house on paper. It may have another bedroom, a

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  • Buying an Established Bluffton Home vs Building New,Joel Androna

    Buying an Established Bluffton Home vs Building New

    Buying an Established Bluffton Home vs Building New A lot of Bluffton buyers use "new construction" as though it describes one simple option. It does not. A completed quick-move-in home, a house already halfway through construction, a production home selected from a builder's floor plans, and a full

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