This document is a market snapshot for several Golden Isles condominium complexes (Beach Club, Shipwatch, St. Simons Grand, and Northbreakers) based on MLS data as of January 5 2022. For each complex it lists active units (where available) and sold units, providing unit identifiers, bedroom/bathroom counts, list and sold prices, original list prices, the listing and selling broker firms, and days on market. The Beach Club section contains the most extensive data, showing both active and recently sold units across a range of price points ($350k‑$875k) and market times (1‑362 days). St. Simons Grand and Northbreakers have only sold‑unit tables, highlighting higher‑end transactions (up to $1.5 million) and broker activity. The report notes that the data were extracted from the Golden Isles Association of Realtors MLS and is provided as a courtesy by BHHS Hodnett Cooper Real Estate. The purpose is to inform agents, buyers, and sellers about recent market activity, pricing trends, and broker participation within these communities.
Topics
Beach Club Active Listings Overview
Tabular data of currently listed units in the Beach Club complex, including unit numbers, bedroom/bathroom counts, list prices, listing brokers, and days on market.
Beach Club Sold Listings Analysis
Details of recently sold Beach Club units, showing sold prices, original list prices, broker pairs, and time on market, revealing price‑performance and market velocity.
St. Simons Grand Transaction Summary
A concise record of sold units in the St. Simons Grand complex, highlighting high‑value sales (up to $1.5 million), broker involvement, and days on market.
Northbreakers Sold Transactions Summary
Sold‑unit table for Northbreakers, covering mid‑range to premium condos, broker participation, and market timing.
MLS Data Source and Reporting Context
Explanation of the data provenance (Golden Isles Association of Realtors MLS, date of extraction) and the courtesy attribution to BHHS Hodnett Cooper Real Estate.
Broker Participation and Market Dynamics
Observations on which broker firms appear most frequently as listing or selling agents across the complexes, indicating market share and activity patterns.