Grande Dunes

Venezia Circle, Sanremo Lane, Parma Lane and Venezia Court. The youngest of the eight villages, with the first homes built around 2014. Nearly every home is Mediterranean, and more than half sit on the golf course. For prices, the chart below does the talking, and it updates itself.

Median sales price, rolling twelve months, Villa Venezia against the entire Coastal Carolinas MLS. Source: CCMLS via InfoSparks. Updates automatically.

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Malaga Circle, Pachino Drive, Alameda Court and San Marcello Drive. Nearly every home here is Mediterranean, close to half sit on a lake, and the first ones went up around 2005. I sold 1548 Malaga Circle myself. For prices, the chart below does the talking, and it updates itself.

Median sales price, rolling twelve months, Palermo against the entire Coastal Carolinas MLS. Source: CCMLS via InfoSparks. Updates automatically.

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One street, Serena Drive. About two out of three homes sit on the golf course or a lake, most are Mediterranean, and the first ones date to the early 2000s. For prices, the chart below does the talking, and it updates itself.

Median sales price, rolling twelve months, Riviera Village against the entire Coastal Carolinas MLS. Source: CCMLS via InfoSparks. Updates automatically.

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Bellasera Circle and eleven other streets. More than half the homes sit right on the golf course, some sit on the Intracoastal Waterway, and most are Mediterranean. The first homes went up around 2005. For prices, the chart below does the talking, and it updates itself.

Median sales price, rolling twelve months, Members Club against the entire Coastal Carolinas MLS. Source: CCMLS via InfoSparks. Updates automatically.

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Cadiz Drive, Leone Circle, Chianni Lane and Fiano Court. Nearly every home here was built between 2004 and 2009, and most are Mediterranean. For prices, the chart below does the talking, and it updates itself.

Median sales price, rolling twelve months, Cadiz against the entire Coastal Carolinas MLS. Source: CCMLS via InfoSparks. Updates automatically.

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Three streets: Milano Court, Bellini Court and Scala Court. Most homes sit on a lake, and the first ones went up around 2004. For prices, the chart below does the talking, and it updates itself.

Median sales price, rolling twelve months, Milano against the entire Coastal Carolinas MLS. Source: CCMLS via InfoSparks. Updates automatically.

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Bella Verde Court, Palencia Court, Sedona Court and Florantino Court. More than half the homes sit on the golf course, most are Mediterranean, and the first ones went up around 2003. For prices, the chart below does the talking, and it updates itself.

Median sales price, rolling twelve months over ten years, Tuscany Village against the entire Coastal Carolinas MLS. Source: CCMLS via InfoSparks. Updates automatically. The line runs out where the sales do.

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Monaco, Bella Vista, Carbella, Rosano and Sorrento Circles. About four out of five homes sit right on the golf course, and the first ones date to the early 2000s. For prices, the chart below does the talking, and it updates itself.

Median sales price, rolling twelve months over ten years, Capri Village against the entire Coastal Carolinas MLS. Source: CCMLS via InfoSparks. Updates automatically. The line runs out where the sales do.

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