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National Open House Weekend this weekend! April 20 & 21, 2013

Saturday

Open Houses 2-4 P.M.

18 LONG ISLAND ROAD – The Landings – Relax & enjoy a peaceful wooded view from the main living areas of this lovely custom built Oakridge home! This single story home features 3 BR’s, 2.5 BA’s, a screened-in porch, double walk-in closets, a jetted tub in the MBA, & a Jacuzzi spa on the private back deck. A lovely double-sided fireplace separates the formal LR & FR, each w/ tray ceilings. The DR is separate & the large eat-in Kitchen features Corian countertops, plenty of windows & custom blinds. This beautifully maintained home is move-in ready! Call Julie Brawn at 656-3015 or 355-4171. $447,900.

13 MAINSAIL CROSSING – The Landings – Spectacular marsh & water views of Delegal Creek & marsh from this quality constructed contemporary design home! 3 BR’s, 3 BA’s, LR/DR w/ fireplace & built-in entertainment center, & a fabulous Kitchen/eating area & wall of glass windows to enjoy beautiful evening sunsets. 2^nd level has 2 BR’s, BA & Office/Exercise Room. 3^rd level w/ MBR, great MBA w/ deck & spiral stairs leading down to lap pool & spa area. This is a “must see” home. Call Reba Laramy at 596-1294 or355-4171. Web ID: PRU2Y9T5. $795,000.

12502 APACHE AVENUE #40 – Southside – Beautiful sunsets from this waterfront unit! 2 BR’s, 2.5 BA’s w/ plenty of updates including HW, ceramic, & Silestone countertops. French doors to deck to enjoy outdoor entertaining. Call Andreia Peters at 727-2832 or 355-4171. Web ID: PRU9S2V5. $249,900.

Sunday

OPEN HOUSES 2-4PM

7 GRAY GHOST LANE – The Landings – Total renovation! 3 BR’s, 2.5 BA’s, & a custom Kitchen w/ Wolf Range & beautiful wood cabinetry. Heart of pine floors in most living areas, new Pella doors, updated BA’s, 2 fireplaces & a great cul-de-sac location w/ super curb appeal. Call Denise Porter at 657-5770 or 355-4171. $379,000.

4 MAYHAW LANE – The Landings – Beautifully renovated home situated on a quiet cul-de-sac & a bike ride away from the Franklin Creek Activity Center! 3 BR’s, 2.5 BA’s, sunken LR, separate DR, & an all new Kitchen w/ granite counters & stainless appliances. Screened Porch, beautifully landscaped & in move-in condition. Call Reba Laramy at 596-1294 or 355-4171. Web ID: PRU6K9A7. $399,900.

27 NETHERCLIFT WAY – South Harbor – Enjoy serene marsh views & breathtaking sunsets from every room of this South Harbor jewel! 3 BR’s, 3.5 BA’s, floor to ceiling windows, volume ceilings & open floor plan give this home a light & airy feel. Each BR is paired w/ a private BA, Loft serves as a nice Media niche, Library or Play Area, & a 35’ boat slip on the Intracoastal Waterway just minutes from the ocean conveys w/ this home. Call Lin Wieland at 656-2887 or 355-4171. $672,500.

18 LONG ISLAND ROAD – The Landings – Relax & enjoy a peaceful wooded view from the main living areas of this lovely custom built Oakridge home! 3 BR’s, 2.5 BA’s, a screened-in porch, double walk-in closets, & a Jacuzzi spa on the private back deck. DR, large eat-in Kitchen, & a lovely double-sided fireplace separates the formal LR & FR. This beautifully maintained home is move-in ready! Call Julie Brawn at 656-3015 or 355-4171. $447,900.

6 TOP GALLANT CIRCLE – The Landings – Lagoon views & great curb appeal highlight this tabby hard coat stucco home! Custom built in 2000 w/ 3 BR’s, updated 2.5 BA’s & a Bonus Room that overlooks the water. Screened Porch, located next to a common area & offers easy living. Seller is a licensed Realtor in the state of Georgia. $599,000. Call Denise Porter at 657-5770 or 355-4171.

147 MOONLIGHT TRAIL – Westside – Tasteful upgraded home in planned community w/ easy access to Gulfstream, Ports, & I-95! Kitchen has granite counters, cherry cabinets & stainless appliances. Large Master w/ spa-like MBA including garden tub & separate shower. Amenities include pool, clubhouse, lake w/ walking trail, playground, lawn maintenance & cable/internet/phone package. Call Chrissie Burriss at 596-4002 or 355-4171. $199,000.

14 MORETON DRIVE – Richmond Hill – Great Buckhead neighborhood! Immaculate open bright floor plan w/ 4 BR’s, 2.5 BA’s, Study w/ double pocket doors, separate formal DR, & a cook’s Kitchen w/ lots of cabinets, Breakfast Bay & Room all open into a spacious FR w/ Wine Room. Large Screened Porch & Bonus Room over garage is ideal for teens, artist studio or home office. Call Andreia Peters at 727-2832, Fran O’Neal 856-0314 or call 355-4171. $339,500.

Happy Easter! No open houses March 31,2013

We would like to wish you all a very Happy Easter and to thank you for a very, very busy 2013! We have had 33 contracts in March alone! Don’t wait any longer…. the market is HOT!

No Open Houses December 2, 2012

We hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving!

How is your Christmas or Hanukkah shopping going? We have many homes that would make the PERFECT Christmas or Hanukkah gift. Call us today we can show you the perfect home to suit your needs!

Prudential Real Estate Outlook Survey: Americans Are Increasingly Confident About Homeownership, Real Estate Market Recovery

IRVINE, Calif. – Brookfield Real Estate and Relocation Affiliates Inc., owner of the Prudential Real Estate franchise network, today released the quarterly Prudential Real Estate Outlook Survey showing that Americans’ confidence in homeownership and real estate continues climbing from the first quarter and a year earlier.

Signs of growing confidence are widespread, according to the national survey. For instance:

69% believe that real estate is a good investment despite the market volatility of the past few years, up 6 percentage points from the first-quarter 2012 survey and 17 percentage points from first quarter 2011.
72% expressed confidence that the real estate market and property values will improve during the next two years, including a 6-point jump among those “very confident” or “confident” vs. the first quarter 2012, and a 14-point gain in this subset over first quarter 2011.
Nearly two-thirds (64%) of respondents have a favorable perception of the U.S. housing market, up from 60% in first quarter 2012 and 52% in first quarter 2011).

“The American Dream is clearly on the mend,” said Earl Lee, president, Prudential Real Estate. “Americans are feeling better about homeownership and the ongoing recovery taking place in residential real estate. Many are increasingly optimistic about their personal circumstances and, with housing affordability near all-time highs, they want to act on the opportunity.”

Factors driving homeownership

Homeownership remains the central component to the American Dream, as 78% of respondents said owning a home was still “very important” – the same percentage reported in the first-quarter 2012 study. A full 98% said homeownership was at least somewhat important.

In addition, with interest rates at historically low levels, 96% of respondents at least “somewhat agree” that now is a great time to buy a home – the same percentage reported in the first-quarter 2012 study.

More than the financial reasons to buy a home, respondents placed higher priority on the emotional reasons for homeownership. “Control over living space,” “more space for family,” “safer neighborhood” and “good place to raise a family” rated higher than “a good investment,” “financial security” and “tax benefits.”

“Normalcy is returning to the U.S. real estate market and more people are buying homes for traditional reasons – to raise a family, feel secure and build a future,” said Lee. “Every last emotion is rolled up into owning a home – it’s where life happens – so it’s no surprise that the emotional side outweighs financial reasons for owning a home among respondents.”

Caution remains

The survey also shows that consumers remain cautious about the real estate market and process, as a full 30% “strongly agree” that the housing crisis reminds them to be more careful about buying or selling a home; up two percentage points from the first-quarter 2012 survey. In addition:

Nearly two-thirds (65%) of respondents indicated that financing or getting a mortgage is more challenging than it was before the market crisis, which is up from 58% in the first-quarter 2012 survey.

Among those considering a real estate transaction, 39% expressed concern they won’t be able to sell their current home, up 11 points from the first-quarter 2012 survey and 10 points from first quarter 2011.
Given the dynamics and challenges of today’s real estate market, nearly three out of four (74%) respondents think it is more important than ever to work with a good real estate agent for the best success in buying or selling a home (up from 71% in first-quarter 2012 and 67% in first quarter 2011).

“Real estate markets are improving around the country and consumers face many choices,” concluded Lee. “Consumers should seek out a real estate professional who can help them make the best choices to suit their needs.”

Prudential Real Estate Outlook Survey Methodology

Interviews with 1,250 Americans who are “in the market” to buy or sell a home were conducted online by Palisades Media Ventures and Penn Schoen Berland, between May 22 and June 1, 2012. Respondents are aged 25-64 with a household income of at least $50,000, and either recently bought/sold a home or are considering buying/selling a home. The margin of error is ± 2.8% for all respondents and higher for subgroups.

About Brookfield Residential Property Services

Brookfield Residential Property Services is a leading global provider of real estate and relocation services, technology and knowledge. The company’s portfolio consists of leading brands, including Brookfield Global Relocation Services, the second largest provider of global relocation services, Prudential Real Estate, Brookfield Real Estate Services, Royal LePage, Real Living, Via Capitale and Centract. Through its real estate brands, it has nearly 80,000 real estate professionals in more than 2,800 locations, who transact over $150 billion annually. Its global footprint spans North America, the United Kingdom, France, China, Singapore, India, Brazil and Australia, and includes more than 2,500 employees worldwide. It is a division of Brookfield Asset Management, a global asset manager with approximately $150 billion of assets under management.

Brookfield Real Estate and Relocation Affiliates Inc. is a part of Brookfield Residential Property Services’ integrated real estate brokerage franchise company. Its Prudential Real Estate franchisees are independently owned and operated. Companies are selected based upon outstanding performance records and high levels of customer service.

Prudential Real Estate provides franchisees with business strategies using Operation Reviews. Other benefits include access to Prudential Real Estate’s Online Seller Advantage® program, designed to provide real-time information to sellers with the touch of a keystroke, and Online Buyer Advantage®, which enables consumers to easily search for properties in all 50 states and the District of Columbia. Prudential Real Estate is one of the largest real estate brokerage franchise networks in North America, with more than 1,500 franchise offices and 50,000 sales professionals as of December 31, 2011.

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Open Houses June 10, 2012

Prudential Southeast Coastal Properties

OPEN HOUSES 2-4PM

1 DOBELL LANE – The Landings – Custom built hard coat stucco home conveniently located near center of The Landings community! This one owner home has 3 BR’s, 2.5 BA’s, & a finished Bonus Room over the Garage can be used as an Office or Children’s Play Room. Great curb appeal completes this custom home. Call Denise Porter at 657-5770 or 355-4171. $339,000.

230 YAM GANDY ROAD – The Landings – Lovely well maintained home situated on a great lot overlooking #4 of Plantation! 3 BR’s, 3.5 BA’s, formal LR, separate DR, spacious FR & Sunroom. Wonderful Kitchen w/ center island & near The Plantation Club & Delegal Marina. This home has it all. Call Reba Laramy at 596-1294 or 355-4171. Web ID: PRU4Y4J5. $529,000.

39 MULBERRY BLUFF DRIVE – Dutch Island – Relax in peaceful surroundings & y incredible views of the tidal creek & marshes of the Skidaway River! 3 BR’s, 3.5 BA’s, separate Study, LR, Screened-in Porch & an updated Kitchen. The Guest House has an additional 2 BR’s, 1.5 BA’s, an eat-in Kitchen w/ breakfast bar & a 2-sided brick fireplace. This home is in perfect condition to move right in. Call Julie Brawn at 656-3015 or 355-4171. $799,000.

1014 ASHLEY ROAD – Wilmington Island – Wonderful home in desirable Wilmington Park neighborhood! 5 BR’s, 3 BA’s, large Screened Porch Patio, FR w/ built-in’s, LR w/ fireplace, & a huge lot w/ beautiful gardens throughout. Call Linda Novack at 596-1908 or 355-4171. $294,900.

Open Houses May 27, 2012

Prudential Southeast Coastal Properties

Open Houses 2-4 P.M.

48 DAME KATHRYN DRIVE- The Landings- A beautiful Lagoon setting for this refurbished 2BR/2B condo in The Settlement. Kitchen has granite counters & stainless appliances, relatively new carpet downstairs, a stunning Master Bathroom with large shower, recycled sea-glass counters, pebble tile flooring, accent lighting and custom cabinets. $215,000 Call Reba Laramy 912-596-1294 for more information. Web Id PRU4B5Y9

4 HEMINGWAY DRIVE – The Landings – REDUCED! Meticulously maintained, beautifully decorated & on a secluded, well landscaped lot! Huge Rooms, 3 BR’s, 2.5 BA’s, & formal LR w/ tray ceiling & masonry fireplace w/ gas logs. Formal DR w/ bay window, Sunroom, enclosed Breezeway, & Kitchen has Corian counters & center island. MBR has teak floors, 2 walk-in closets & BA w/ whirlpool tub & separate shower, paver driveway & brick terrace complete this lovely home! Call Reba Laramy at 596-1294 or 355-4171. Web ID: PRU2B2S7 $339,000

10 RALSTON’S WAY – Southside – Located in Herb River Bend this stunning 2-story traditional was built by Ed Johns Jr. with 6 BR’s, 6.5 BA’s, heart pine flooring, exquisite moldings throughout, commercial grade Kitchen, LR, DR, FR, Keeping Room, 2 Porches, Pergola w/ outdoor fireplace & upstairs has Bonus & Media Rooms. Call Carey Shore at 713-4213 or 355-4171. $695,000.

As you enjoy your Memorial Day celebations, Please take time to remember those service men and women who died in service of our country. They are the reason we can do what we do!!

Thank you more than you know!

Nationwide Open House Weekend is this weekend April 28 & 29,2012

Your dream house is waiting for you this weekend – it’s up to you to find it! REALTORS® across Georgia will host numerous open houses as part of the REALTOR® Nationwide Open House Weekend. Just look for the blue balloons with the REALTOR “R” logo tied to open house signs on April 28 and 29.

With prices at their most affordable in decades, buyers may now be able to find their dream home at their price! Whether actively searching or just contemplating if homeownership is right, this is a great, low-pressure opportunity to get out and view the quality and affordability of homes in your area. Tour open houses and ask questions of hosting REALTORS® regarding the buying and selling process and the housing market.

Home ownership matters – to people, to communities and to America. 67% of American homes are owned by the occupants. Historically, the net worth of a home owner has ranged from 31 to 46 times higher than that of a renter.Find your dream home this weekend during the REALTOR® Nationwide Open House event!

Open Houses April 15, 2012

Prudential Southeast Coastal Properties

Open Houses 2-4 P.M.

219 WILEY BOTTOM ROAD – The Landings – Great location & central to all amenities! 4 BR’s, 3.5 BA’s, finished Bonus Room, great open layout, attic recently sprayed w/ foam insulation & a low traffic area great for kids to play. Close to The Village, restaurants, clubs & stores. Call Wells Hood at 695-5983 or 355-4171. $560,000.

6 SWEET FERN RETREAT – The Landings – Exquisite quality throughout! The 4 BR, 5.5 BA custom designed home is on a quiet cul-de-sac w/ panoramic views of #12 of Deer Creek. Beautiful LR & separate DR, gourmet Kitchen open to FR, lovely Study/BR & BA, Media/Exercise Room, Office plus a spacious Bonus Room & BA over the 3-car garage. See your hostess Jane Howard 667-3872 or 355-4171. Web ID: PRU8W3V6. $929,000.

139 ROSE DHU ROAD – Southside – Enjoy life inside & out in this spacious home! 3 BR’s each w/ BA & a huge Master Suite w/ gigantic closet & luxurious BA. Kitchen w/ pantry, lots of cabinets, & built-in appliances including a double oven, separate LR, DR, FR, Office & Eating Area off Kitchen that opens onto a large Screened Porch & Deck overlooking an in-ground pool. Call Anna Canady at 695-8560 or 355-4171. $349,900.

103 TEACHER COURT – Guyton – Walk to South Effingham Elementary from this all brick home on a large wooded lot in South Effingham Woods! 3 BR’s, 2 BA’s, GR w/ tray ceiling & fireplace, DR or Office, & an eat-in Kitchen. Fenced yard, 2-car garage, attached patio plus storage shed, double carport & dog kennel. Call Donna Dunn at 507-1705 or 355-4171. Web ID: PRU2B6J3. $169,000.

Spring could be the best home buying season of the year!

This Spring Could Be The Best Home-Buying Season In Years

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The lion’s share of home sales typically come in the spring and early summer. April, May, June and July account for more than 40% of all housing transactions annually, in large part thanks to weather. Economists, realtors and Wall Streeters have been quick to surmise that 2012 will be the year of the market bottom, and with that prognosis circulating, it begs the question of what sellers and buyers can expect in housing as that high season nears.

“The spring home buying season looks bright because of an elevated level of contract offers so far this year,” Lawrence Yun, chief economist of NAR, said in a statement earlier this week. February home sales, despite a slight dip from January to February, remain well above 2011 numbers. The Pending Home Sales Index, which reflects signed contracts that have yet to close, from the National Association of Realtors (NAR) was 9.2% higher than February of 2011 and existing-homes sales, or closed contracts, were 8.8% higher than last year.

That increased demand from buyers has pushed inventory levels 19% lower than they were this time last year, with an estimated 2.43 million homes available for sale. In fact, housing inventory is at a five-year low nationally right now. It means owners tinkering with the thought of selling have less competition to contend with, compared to the past five years. It also means housing may be inching toward a long-awaited recovery.

Here are five factors that will affect what the spring season brings and ultimately, whether 2012 is truly the year of recovery.

Weather

The mild winter weather played a big role in the relatively strong sales numbers with which 2012 has kicked off. ”Right now it’s hard to say whether the housing market is recovering or whether it’s warm weather,” asserts John Canally, an economist and investment strategist for LPL Financial. “But there are a couple factors that suggest the rising number of home sales are indeed for real: home builder stocks are way up since last October, lumber prices are higher, and home builder sentiment is getting higher.”

(Building permits, which rose 5.1% from January to February, were 34.3% higher than February of 2011, according to the U.S. Census and Department of Housing and Urban Development. Housing starts were 34.7% higher than last year.)

The Midwest has welcomed the most sales activity since 2012 commenced. The region clocked the most newly signed contracts, jumping 6.5% from January to February, with a 19% increase year-over-year. It was also one of only two regions that welcomed an uptick in completed sales as well.

“If it’s 30 below and snowy that doesn’t inspire people to go look at houses, but this year it has been so mild that our market didn’t slow down,” says Ellen DeHaven, a Realtor with Coldwell Banker Burnet in Minnesota. ”So we’ve been selling many more houses this year than we typically would at this time and it’s brought down our inventory levels both in foreclosures and in general.” DeHaven expects that sales surge to only grow as the year unfolds.

One concern may be whether the warm winter’s relatively strong sales have been pulling activity forward, meaning whether buyers who would typically have purchased in the spring have done so already, translating into less sales later on. Canally and others suspect that that’s not the case. NAR predicts sales will rise 7% to 10% this year, reaching the highest numbers seen since the housing bust began five years ago.

Tight Lending

Interest rates hover at record lows. Housing affordability is at record highs. However, lending remains tight. NAR estimates that 31% of all pending contracts collapsed in February due to failed financing. Compare that to a 9% cancellation rate in February 2011.

Jed Smith, managing director for quantitative research at NAR, says stringent lending practices are a reflection of two things: either a potential buyer whose credit may not be strong enough according to post-bubble standards or a lending institution whose portfolio remains bogged down by poorly underwritten mortgages in years past. He notes that many of the larger lending institutions, like Bank of America for example, suffer from this, whereas the smaller, community banks and savings and loan associations may be more willing to underwrite mortgages.

“The single biggest obstacle for a home buyer right now is availability of credit,” asserts Canally. If prospective buyers can find a way to finance their purchases, sales will arguably continue to grow. Smith estimates 500,000 more sales would be completed this year than projected if lending standards eased even just a little bit.

A Flood Of Foreclosure Sales

Now that the $25 billion foreclosure settlement has been reached, the uncertainty banks have felt about processing foreclosures is expected to subside. RealtyTrac estimates that there will be one million completed foreclosures, or REOs, in 2012 — a 25% increase from 2011.

That doesn’t mean we will see 25% more homes slide into default; it means the foreclosures that stalled in the processing pipeline after 2010′s robo-signing debacle will finally make their way into the hands of buyers in short sales and onto bank books as REOs (bank-owned properties).

“We will see more foreclosed homes come to the market later this year,” predicts Jed Kolko, chief economist at Trulia. He and Canally both think banks will list larger percentages of their REO inventory this year, a move that, depite being a long-term positive for housing, could further depress home prices in the immediate future. Since distressed property sells for about 30% less than non-distressed property on average, those discounts pull both listing prices and appraisal numbers down on non-distressed property in response.

However, investors have been eagerly snatching up distressed properties, which typically account for one third of all sales each month. So even if more short sales and foreclosures make their way to the sale block, there may be a market for them. The sooner they are cleared from banks’ books, the sooner prices can stabilize and begin an upward march.

Location

The housing bust has forced people to look at real estate on a much more localized level. While real estate research firms track housing data nationally, each city, each ZIP code, each neighborhood is undergoing its own micro market experience.

In the New York City metro area, for example, the suburbs of Northern New Jersey and Westchester, N.Y. are experiencing such high levels of affordability that it is, perhaps for the first time ever, cheaper to buy a home than rent. Yet in nearby Manhattan, condo, co-op and town house prices continue to skyrocket, making renting a better option, according to Trulia’s Winter Rent vs. Buy Index.

Whether people will turn out this spring to buy will depend on economic conditions locally and whether consumers feel confident that local home prices have flat-lined.

Jobs

Whether you believe a healthy jobs market is the proverbial chicken or the egg for housing, jobs and housing are intrinsically linked and one fuels the other. In places like Boise, Idaho where foreclosures racked up and home prices plunged only after the jobs market weakened during the recession, bringing down unemployment will offer a vital key toward recovery. In places like Florida where so much of the jobs market is tied up in construction and housing-related industries to begin with, jobs may come as vacation and retirement home buyers fuel a market rebound.

Whatever the case, if businesses, which have added more than 500,000 jobs since the start of the year, continue to hire, more home sales will potentially take place this spring.

“This is a key time,” says Canally. “It’s not a great picture but certainly it is getting incrementally better. This year we may even see a contribution to GDP growth from the housing market and we haven’t seen a sustained contribution from housing since 2005.”

Morgan Brennan, Forbes StaffI write about real estate markets, outrageous homes and cities.+ Follow on Forbes

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Open Houses April 1, 2012

Prudential Southeast Coastal Properties

OPEN HOUSES 2-4 PM

2 HEATHMUIR LANE- The Landings-Fabulous architectural design renovation featuring 4 bedroom / 4 bath with spectacular panoramic views of the Eastern marsh at The Landings. Great swimming pool and deck package. Exquisite quality details compliment this fully renovated “smart house” with controls for lighting, sound system, audio visual systems, etc. Features include a metal roof, brick entry, custom glass entry doors, marble flooring, interior built-ins throughout, designer plumbing fixtures and beautiful gourmet kitchen with top of the line appliances. Separate living room, dining room and family room with wet bar. The master suite has heated floors, an adjacent office, vaulted ceiling and a custom bath that includes a double vanity, slate surround tub, Shabuie slate shower and a spacious walk-in closet. The second guest suite offers a designer bath with steam shower and access to the outdoor pool. The bonus room and two additional guest suites, each with a fabulous bath on the second floor and a spacious balcony overlooks the pool area and marsh. Magnificent landscaped grounds. Many more quality features throughout. Call Mary Ann Gojman 912-713-1800 or 912-355-4171. $1,249,000

16 LUFBURROW WAY – South Harbor – 30-foot boat slip on the Intracoastal Waterway included! Stunning two-story foyer w/ curving staircase welcomes you into this exceptional 5 BR, 4.5 BA estate brick home. LR, DR, Study, GR & a gourmet Kitchen. Bonus Room, 2 fireplaces, HW floors & soaring ceilings. Call Lin Wieland at 656-2887 or 355-4171. $799,900.

106 WOODMERE LANE – South Harbor – Beautiful house on Skidaway Island that includes a 25ft wet dock slip on the Intracoastal Waterway! This property features 2 BR’s & 2 BA’s downstairs & 2 BR’s, & 2 BA’s upstairs. Well-appointed Kitchen, separate DR & LR, Den, large Game Room, & Screened Back Porch that includes an outdoor fireplace. Owner is a real estate agent in the state of Georgia acting as principle. Call Pam Cullum at 856-7364 or 355-4171. $550,000.

147 MOONLIGHT TRAIL – Westside – Tasteful upgraded home in planned community w/ easy access to Gulfstream, Ports, & I-95! Built in 2007 w/ HW floors & 10’ ceilings in living areas. Kitchen has granite counters, cherry cabinets & stainless appliances. Large Master w/ spa-like MBA including garden tub & separate shower. Amenities include pool, clubhouse, lake w/ walking trail, playground, lawn maintenance & cable/internet/phone package. Call Chrissie Burriss at 596-4002 or 355-4171. $199,000.

10 RALSTON’S WAY – Southside – Stunning 2-story traditional built by Ed Johns Jr.! Home features 6 BR’s, 6.5 BA’s, heart pine flooring, exquisite moldings throughout, commercial grade Kitchen, LR, DR, FR, Keeping Room, 2 Porches, Pergola w/ outdoor fireplace & upstairs has Bonus & Media Rooms. Call Carey Shore at 713-4213 or 355-4171. $695,000.