If you are gathering Hilton Head Island Real Estate Information, take advantage of the search feature on my website. This feature utilizes the Hilton Head Multiple Listing Service, which is a comprehensive database with all of the area listings. This will give you the necessary tools to find the property of your choice. You can look for Hilton Head homes, lots and villas.

As all Hilton Head real estate owners know, this is a great place to spend Thanksgiving. The weather is usually summer like allowing you to  work off some of that Thanksgiving dinner with various outdoor  activities like golfing, tennis, biking and even boating. 

You can also prepare for Black Friday. With over 200 stores, Hilton Head offers unique shopping from specialty shops on the Island to outlet mall shopping in Bluffton.  The intense bargain shoppers get up in the early morning hours and fight long lines to get those best deals.

In today's real estate market, most of Hilton Head Island real estate is on sale. The good news is that you don't have to get up early in the morning or fight the crowd. Shopping for Hilton Head Island real estate can be fun. Explore all of the different Hilton Head Island communities. All of the different neighborhoods on the Island offer many of the same types of amenities, but they all have some unique characteristic that may suit your individual lifestyles. Take the time to check out the ones that seem to offer the type of lifestyle you prefer.

Black Friday and Cyber Monday are two of the most anticipated shopping days of the year. In looking for Hilton Head real estate, you don't  have to wait for those two days. Everyday is a great day to go shopping for Hilton Head real estate whether it be a regular listing or a Hilton Head Foreclosure.
 

Hilton Head Plantation is a gated community located on the north end of Hilton Head Island and encompasses 4,000 acres. With over 4,000 homes and almost 190 home sites, there are many Hilton Head Plantation real estate opportunities. 

Hilton Head Plantation offers all of the amenities you would expect a Hilton Head community to have. These include four golf courses, Country club, community pool and tennis, three clubhouses, three community parks and a private beach area.

There are many secrets located within the plantation too. The Whooping Crane Pond Conservancy and the Cypress Conservancy are just a few.  The Whooping Crane Conservancy is a 127- acre home to a wide variety of birds and animals native to this region. Osprey, owls, hawks and many small birds nest there. Nature trails and a boardwalk meander through preserved forest and wetland. Benches are placed in quiet areas throughout making this a wonderful place to observe nature.  The Cypress Conservancy is much smaller being only 50 acres with large Cypress trees, blooming water plants, marsh deer and a large variety of birds. Walking along the boardwalk built over the wetlands (or swamp) gives you the feeling you are deep in the everglades. It is something that everyone should experience.

You can mix business with pleasure, if you are searching for Hilton Head Island Real Estate during the holidays. Especially if Sea Pines Real Estate or Sea Pines foreclosures are on your short list.

Catch Gregg Russell’s Thanksgiving Concert under the Liberty Oak in Harbour Town, Friday, November 26 at 5:30.  (This would be a great way to end your day after searching for Harbour Town real estate) The fall festival season is complete with the Caramel Apple Festival at the Heritage Farm at 1:00pm.

While the Thanksgiving festivities are going on, Sea Pines is making ready for the winter holidays as well. Tree lighting and festive decorations in South Beach and Harbour Town begin Thanksgiving weekend. Santa Claus is pretty busy too, he arrives in South Beach for the weekends beginning November 26 and also makes an appearance at Harbour Town on November 26. (Maybe he is checking out Harbour Town real estate too!)

As a State Director, I recently had the opportunity to attend SCR’s annual conference in Myrtle Beach. There were over 300 attendees from all around the state including many dignitaries’, politicians and professional speakers. For me, the highlights were the tech demos and speakers.

Nicole Nicolay, aka Nik Nik, kicked off the conference with a great presentation that included snippets of her classes that were offered later in the day. Nicole is from San Francisco and is the founder of Agent Evolution & MyTechOpinion. I attended both of her classes on Facebook and Twitter. She offered her take on how to use Facebook to amp up your real estate business and increase your online presence. This can be accomplished through a “Daily Engagement Plan”. In order for the plan to succeed, it requires keeping up with photos, experiences and events.