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Old 08-05-2009, 05:26 PM
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Default What is a good price for a lot at Holden Beach?

Lots are not on the water, but they are just on the north side of the bridge at Holden Beach. Does anyone have a good "current" price for and average lot in that area?
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Old 08-05-2009, 10:37 PM
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Mainland, near the bridge, 1-4 blocks from the main drag with no water views.....30-40K. Put in a ridiculously low offer if you decide to buy. There's probably a ten year supply of land currently on the market in that area.
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Old 08-06-2009, 08:48 PM
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I know the other lots that sold in the neighborhood sold in the 80K range. Are you saying that the price you mentioned is the low offer and be willing to go up some from there?
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Old 08-07-2009, 01:26 PM
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You didn't mention a specific neighborhood in your first post. If you'll give me the name of a specific subdivision I can give you more specific info concerning current prices. The $30-40K price range I gave you for the 1-4 block area near the bridge is an asking price range. If I were buying, my first offer would be about $25,000. Unless you'll get some descent views of the water, $80,000 is ridiculously high.
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Not a realtor so can't give you the prices...but I think $80k is RIDICULOUS.....ugh, Holden Beach is my least favorite of the Brunswick County beaches by far. The people I know who are *local* and lifetime residents, a lot of (not all) say the same thing- there is just a different feel there. My granddaddy always went fishing there, from the Charlotte area- it was more affordable than the other beaches. And that's what I hear now, as far as people looking for lots or homes, Holden Beach is more affordable than the other beaches, but I would not want to live there. I consider myself as living close enough to Holden, by living in Ocean Isle Beach. That's as close as I want to go, too.

Offer low, and you maybe can get a lot for$20-25k..might can catch someone motivated to sell...
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