Grande Villas New Year Newsletter

The quintessential resource for community news, local events, and future developments on the Grande Villas oceanfront condos.

Live South Trade Shows

Grande Villas is hitting the road! Our luxury condos will be featured at the Live South Real Estate Shows in the northeast.  We will showcase our new lifestyle video, information about the area and highlight our onsite management and rental program. Please make plans to stop by!

Meet Vacation Investment Property author & expert, Christopher Cain at the Grande Villas Exhibit Booth and get your signed copy of his latest release, Road Map to Your Vacation Property Dream.

Contact a project coordinator for more information and tickets to the show at 1-877-845-4438 or sales@gvcondos.com 

• Jan 11-13   Washington, DC
• Jan 25-27   Chicago, Il
• Feb 8-10     Philadelphia, PA
• Feb 22-24   Morris Co, NJ

Visit http://livesouthshows.com/ for more information.

Click here for your tickets to the Washington, DC show.

Boating and Luxury Real Estate Go Hand in Hand

NC Boating Lifestyle showcases Indian Beach and the new lavish lifestyle that luxury real estate is bringing to the area. Grande Villas and its high end neighbors of the Crystal Coast are featured.

Check out Grande Villas highlighted in this article on Page 3!

It's still a small town...

Come join us every Friday evening to catch a family orientated film in Emerald Isle. The Emerald Isle Friday Free Flicks continue in 2008 with the first offering on January 11. The movie will be Evan Almighty, and will be at the Parks and Recreation Gym near Town Hall. Showtime is at 7PM, and admission is free.

NEW Online Ad at Craig's List

Craigslist.org is one of the most visited sites on the Internet and Grande Villas is happy to call it’s site home as well. Click here to view our new online at Craig's List!

How did Salter Path get it's name?

Salter Path is located in the middle of Bogue Banks right next to Indian Beach and was named for a worn path from the beach to the sound beside Riley Salter's house. In the late 1800's, fisherman carried barrels of salted mullet to the sound to trade corn, sweet potatoes, and staples with a boat from Hyde County. Portions of this path can still be seen today! Many of the descendants of the original settlers still reside in Salter Path and fish the waters there daily selling the seafood to local fish markets and restaurants.