Town commissioners on Tuesday had a public hearing seeking input for an ordinance to establish an annexation agreement between Holden Beach and the towns of Shallotte and Ocean Isle Beach.
After outlining the current town limits to the public, Mayor Alan Holden said the agreement was for the town of Shallotte to incorporate any of the areas toward the Intracoastal Waterway, Holden Beach and Ocean Isle Beach along the Shallotte River.
While no Holden Beach residents spoke during the public hearing, several Shallotte Point residents expressed their concerns to commissioners.
Tje problem right now is multi-family development without planning, noting the town's satellite annexation has created a "hodge-podge" of zoning districts in Shallotte Point.
I feel that we live in a beautiful part of the world, and we have an opportunity to become a model of how coastal development should proceed
The town urged commissioners not to approve the annexation agreement without further planning for the future development of Shallotte Point.
Commissioners took no action on the agreement following the public hearing.
Located a 1/2 mile from the Holden Beach bridge and a short walk from the Inter Coastal Waterway; Live Oakes is a prime gated perfectly positioned yet secluded alone.
9000 square feet lots with beach style homes ranging from 2000 to 5000 square feet. Most communities now have hundreds of home sites where the setting here is opposite. The goal is to seclude the beach life into its own environment.
All necessary amenities are here with proper road side drainage plus a private community sewer pump station which is rare to see at this time.
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Helping buyers & sellers become the elite in Brunswick County Real Estate. As a native of Holden Beach my multi-generation heritage allows me to educate my clients of the history & amenities our area offers.
Born & raised in the beautiful town of Holden Beach one thing I have grown to learn is this area will grab on to you. Once you expierence the relaxed atmosphere and the fresh ocean breeze runs across you it is impossible to leave it behind. I could never imagine myself to live anywhere else, I am a part of the heritage here for my ancesters are who created this comfortable setting. I would enjoy the oppurtunity to enlighten you on the peaceful town of Holden Beach, it seems to always be a never ending interest of many.
North Carolina Information
N.C. State Wide Growth Expectations
Name of Golf Course # of Holes Location Phone Angels Trace Golf Links 36 Sunset Beach 800-718-5733
PopulationNorth Carolina Average Home Price = $208,097
Exiting Home Sales Growth
Entering 2006 the housing market in North Carolina has completed five straight years of record growth for existing home sales. An 80% increase in home sales was recorded since 2001. Even if the states housing market should fall by 10% in 2006 we will still enjoy the second best year ever by more than 4000 existing homes sold.
Building New homes
For the next 25 yers the Brookings institute predicts U.S. residential and commsercial development will mushroom. North Carolina had 3.5 million housing units as of 2000 and is expected to grow to over 5 million by 2030
Investing - Real Estate vs. Stocks
In a head-to-head match-up, 69% of investors preferred real Estate compared to 24% who favored stocks.
PopulationHolden Beach Average Home Price = $500,000 estimated
Home Sales Growth
From 2005 to 2006 over 22oo homes were sold in and around the Holden Beach Area. Prices ranged from $34k to $2.5M and sold an average of only 6 months on the market
Building New homes
Many new neighborhoods are being built to supply the growing influx of people moving into the area. Prices range from the $100 to over $1M with a wide array of amenities.
Investing - Real Estate vs. Stocks
A large portion of the homes on and around the island are purchased by investors and rented during the season to vacationers.
Brunswick County Golf Courses
Challenge your game, not your patience. Play the courses of North Carolina's "Golf Coast," and you'll wonder why you never have before. You'll find over 35 championship golf courses, laid out among the most beautiful beaches on the East Coast. Our subtropical temperatures lure golfers back year after year, yet the crowds and traffic always manage to vacation elsewhere.How do 600 picturesque holes remain such a well-kept secret? Maybe because those who know the peace and tranquility of our courses are reluctant to share their good fortune. After all, it isn't often one can play a challenging Byrd, Palmer, Couples or Maples course that isn't teeming with other carts and clubs. Stay in a fully equipped villa right on the fairway, or choose a beachfront rental to give your trip another perspective. For the novice and pro alike, North Carolina's Brunswick Islands will give you a game you'll never forget.
Brunswick County History
Brunswick, established in 1745, was made a borough town in
1754, and when Brunswick County was established in 1764
it was made the county seat. In 1779 the county seat was
authorized to be moved to the plantation of John Bell near
Lockwood's Folly Bridge. In 1784 Walkersburg, named in
honor of John Walker on whose land it was situated, was
established. Provisions were made in the act for a courthouse
and other public buildings to be established there. It was
located near Deep Water Point. This act specified that the
courts were to be held at the most convenient place until the
courthouse was completed. It is doubtful that the act was put
into effect because in 1808 an act was passed authorizing the
removal of the courthouse from Lockwood's Folly to
Smithville. Court was held at the courthouse from 1805-1858.
The record does not indicate where the courthouse was. This
town, established in 1792, was named in honor of Benjamin
Smith, Governor of North Carolina, 1810-1811. In 1879 an
effort to move the courthouse failed. In 1887 Smithville was
changed to Southport. Southport served as the county seat
until 1977 when the county seat was moved to Bolivia,
following a referendum on the question.
Brunswick County was named in honor of the town of
Brunswick, which was named for King George I, Duke of
Brunswick and Lunenberg. Smithville, established in 1792,
was named in honor of Benjamin Smith, Governor of North
Carolina, 1810-1811.
Holden Beach Information
The Town of Holden Beach is located midway between Wilmington, North Carolina and Myrtle Beach, South Carolina -- about 40 minutes driving from each. The Town is situated on an Atlantic coastal barrier island, facing south onto the Long Bay region of Brunswick County. I-95 from the north and south, I-40 from the west and US-17 south from Wilmington or north from Myrtle Beach leads to Holden Beach -- approximately 3 hours from Raleigh, or 4 hours from Charlotte or Greensboro, or 7 hours from Asheville.
Nearly 900 fulltime residents call Holden Beach home; however, the island's population swells to over 10,000 in mid-summer. With over 8 miles of clean, sandy beaches and a year around moderate temperature, the island attracts many visitors who want to experience a unique quiet family-oriented atmosphere.
Holden Beach has a very small commercial area on the island. That point is considered by many to be a key reason to keep them coming back year after year. While there are limited commercial establishments on the island, everything one could desire is located within a short driving distance.
The causeway leading to the island contains numerous specialty stores and shops, and the Town of Shallotte just 10 minutes away has several chain grocery and department stores that provide all the necessities. Wilmington and Myrtle Beach are only 35-45 minutes away and if you can't find what you're looking for there, it doesn't exist.
There are over 125 superb golf courses within a one-hour drive from Holden Beach. Courses range from very challenging to user-friendly for golfers who don't always hit the ball where they want it to go. The Myrtle Beach area is perhaps the best region in the United States to find a course just right. Seasonal rates vary.
Boating, fishing and hiking the island are very popular activities. Shell hunters can find so many that the kids will fill up the car when they return home. The island is a sea turtle habitat and during the hatching season (May to October) those who don't mind staying up late at night can witness one of nature's most interesting pleasures - watching hundreds of small sea turtles "boil' out of the sand and marching to the ocean.
There is no other North Carolina barrier island like Holden Beach. Low commercial impact, hundreds of beautiful rental homes (many with dockage for fishing and pleasure boating) and a wholesome family-oriented atmosphere. If you want to find out more about visiting, renting or buying property on our island, click the button below.
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Hometown: Holden Beach, NC
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Canudate Desingnations: GRI (Graduate Realtors Institute), CRS (Council of Residential Specialist)
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