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Moss Creek continues to be one of Bluffton’s most desirable communities, offering an unbeatable blend of Lowcountry charm, golf, and waterfront beauty. But how did the real estate market in Moss Creek perform in 2024?

Let’s break it down with insights from the 2024 Hilton Head Area Year-End Market Report, and what it means if you’re thinking about buying or selling in Moss Creek.

A Market in Motion: Moss Creek’s 2024 Numbers

 Moss Creek Closed Sales: 60 (up 7.1% from 2023)
 Average Days on Market: 106
 Percentage of List Price Received: 96.0%

While some areas saw slower sales, Moss Creek actually experienced an increase in closed transactions, showing continued buyer demand. Homes here are selling, but pricing matters.

Pricing Trends:…

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Hampton Hall remains one of Bluffton’s most sought-after gated communities, offering luxury, golf, and resort-style amenities in an unbeatable location. But how did the real estate market perform in 2024?

Let’s dive into the latest numbers from the 2024 Hilton Head Area Year-End Market Report and break down what they mean if you’re thinking about buying or selling in Hampton Hall.

Hampton Hall’s Market at a Glance

 Closed Sales: 53 (up 6% from 2023)
 Average Days on Market: 132
 Percentage of List Price Received: 96.2%

Hampton Hall saw an increase in closed sales, reflecting continued buyer interest in this exclusive golf community. However, homes took longer to sell compared to past years, signaling a more balanced market where pricing…

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Hilton Head & Bluffton Real Estate: 2024 Market Recap & What It Means for You

The 2024 Hilton Head Area Year-End Market Report is here, and while the headlines might scream "market slowdown!", the real story is much more layered. If you're a buyer, seller, or just a market watcher, let's break down what these numbers actually mean for you.

More Inventory, Slightly Fewer Sales—But Prices Keep Climbing

27.7% increase in homes for sale meant buyers had more choices in 2024. However, pending sales dropped 2.6%, and closed sales fell 2.5%—a reflection of higher mortgage rates earlier in the year, which slowed activity during what is usually a busy spring market.

But despite this, prices continued to rise:
 Median sales price up 5.4% to 

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