• River Lodge
• Wellness Center & pool
• French Broad River
• UTV & hiking trails
• The Tree House
• Riverfront Family Park & Pavilion
• Shared Amenities with sister community, The Preserve at Little Pine

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Local attractions:

• Blue Ridge Parkway
• Biltmore Estate
• Pisgah National Forest
• North Carolina Arboretum
• French Broad River
• Western North Carolina Nature Center
• Carl Sandburg Home National Historic Site
• Thomas Wolfe House
• Botanical Gardens of Asheville

• Mountain Lodge
• Observatory
• W.C. Ward Pavilion & Pond
• Apple orchard & blackberry fields
• Grassland Mountain
• Hiking & UTV trails

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The site consists of one contiguous 794-acre land tract and holds an existing entitlement, put into place in the 1970s, for the development of 305 homesites. Given that Alpine County is 96% national forest, and of the 4% that is privately owned, very little is or can be zoned for denser residential or commercial development due to the tight growth restrictions in the County Master Plan, this was a unique and rare opportunity to acquire densely entitled land in an area of California with very little density available.

The site location is just outside the Markleeville city limits, with direct access on the main state highway that runs through the center of town. Situated near the California-Nevada border, Markleeville has an undeniable small-town look and feel, yet its proximity to major population centers and local attractions is quite impressive.

The site is easily accessible, beginning at State Highway 89 at an elevation of 5,500 feet and gradually climbing to a peak elevation of nearly 6,700 feet, providing spectacular short and long-range views of the snow-covered caps of the surrounding Sierra Nevada mountains. There is a significant existing network of compacted dirt and gravel roads that will ultimately form the basis of the land plan in terms of future lot and amenity locations. Aside from these roads, there is nothing else on the site in terms of existing infrastructure.  The topography of the site presents both sloped and level terrain areas and overall offers a nicely suitable palette for real estate development.

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According to the U.S. Census, Alpine County covers 743 square miles, yet approximately 96% of its area is government-owned National Forest, which is the highest percentage of any county in California. The population of Alpine County is 1,175, giving it the distinction of being California’s least populous county. Markleeville, the county seat, has a population of approximately 200 people.

The Lakes will be a community of 950 residences and will feature the latest, most innovative and highly anticipated amenity available – the Crystal Lagoon®. Crystal Lagoons® are manmade, freshwater, sandy bottom lagoons with a state-of-the-art filtration system. Additionally, the Lakes will have several large lakes and a 1,200-acre nature preserve with walking trails, nature interpretive center and community farm.

All entitlements to develop the property are in hand.

*Property owned by Equity Investments LLC and is branded and marketed under license by Preserve Communities, LLC.

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Oak Island is a beach town, separated from the mainland by the Intracoastal Waterway. The town boasts 65 public beach accesses on miles of sandy beaches, as well as fishing docks and piers, boat ramps and many other access points to the Intracoastal Waterway and the Davis Canal, making it the perfect location for fishing, boating, kayaking, and other water activities. The Oak Island Nature Center has trails, plus displays of fossils and native animals. To the east, Oak Island Lighthouse has sweeping views over Caswell Beach and Bald Head Island.

For more information on the town of Oak Island, visit

https://www.oakislandnc.com/visitor-info/

https://www.ncbrunswick.com/islands/Oak-Island

The Highlands at Spanish Fort, within a 15-minute drive from Mobile, Alabama, is a major driving factor in the local economy. Between huge music festivals, a regional airport, top-notch medical facilities, an influx of large companies, a vibrant nightlife and the original, family-friendly Mardi Gras, the “Azalea City” is constantly brimming with energy. Alabama’s only saltwater port, Mobile is a cultural icon of the Southeast. It is home to a myriad of museums, the most well-known being the Battleship Memorial Park, where the World War II-era battleship U.S.S. Alabama – among other historic aircraft and museum ships – are housed.

Resting on a bluff overlooking Mobile Bay on the banks of the Mobile-Tenesaw River Delta, the Spanish Fort area is renowned for its ability to capture the feeling and essence of a small-town lifestyle while boasting a wide array of activities for recreational enjoyment.

*Property owned by Figure 8 (Highlands), LLC, Highland Property Holdings, LLC, and is branded and marketed under license by Preserve Communities, LLC.

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Spanish Fort is located in Baldwin County, Alabama. Baldwin County is the largest county in the state by area, the 12th largest county east of the Mississippi River and is larger than both Delaware and Rhode Island. Not only is Baldwin County the largest county in Alabama, but it’s also the fastest growing, having increased in population to 203,709; more than any other Alabama county in 2017.

For more information on Spanish Fort, visit:

http://www.cityofspanishfort.com/

For more information on Mobile, visit:

https://www.mobile.org/

The East Argent Planned District Development (PDD) was originally envisioned and approved by the City of Hardeeville in 2005 for over 12,500 residential units across 7,350 acres. In 2018, Argent Land Holdings (ALH), a subsidiary of American Land Holdings, and a real estate fund managed by Inland Capital, committed to investing more than $20M to complete the Central Loop Road (connecting Hwy 170 and Argent Blvd) and related infrastructure.

East Argent is directly in the “path of development” from Hilton Head Island, to Bluffton, to Hardeeville down US Hwy 278. The property is 15 minutes west of the historic Old Town Bluffton, 25 minutes west of Hilton Head Island, and 35 minutes north of Savannah, GA. The Hilton Head Island, Bluffton, and Beaufort metro area was the 12th-fastest growing community in the nation from 2014 to 2015, according to statistics released by the U.S. Census Bureau. The area is home to premier communities, including the award-winning Palmetto Bluff, a 20,000-acre waterfront community owned by Crescent Communities; Hampton Lake, the Reed Group’s highly successful lake property; and Del Webb’s Sun City with over 8,000 homes.

Significantly, a number of large projects are now in the early stages of development within East Argent. There are two joint ventures with a prominent area developer, the Reed Development Group (one a visionary master-planned community by Argent Land Holdings, LLC and the Reed Group, and another to build approximately 1,000 homes for national and regional builders). In addition, two large multi-family parcels are under contract—a new 40,000-square-foot regional YMCA facility is planned to be built on land donated by affiliates of Preserve Communities, and a state-of-the-art assisted living facility is in the planning stages, as well. It is also anticipated that a major regional grocer will be building a supermarket on the parcel they have owned since the mid-2000s at the project’s entranceway located on Hwy 170.

Overall, there are plans for over 4,400 residential units of development that have been contracted for, or are in the process of being contracted for, in the last six months alone.

*Property owned by Preserve South Holdings, LLC and its subsidiaries and branded and marketed under license by Preserve Communities, LLC.

• Range of residential and multi-family product offerings and price points
• 7,350-acre PUD located in city of Hardeeville
• Convenient commercial & retail village centers
• Exceptional amenities
• 1,500 acres of active passive park land
• 9,500 units with range of neighborhood residential offerings
• National, regional, and local builders developers with SF & MF product
• Active neighborhoods under construction
• Homes from $250,000 to $750,000
• Independent living apartments & cottages
• Future site for YMCA facility
• Future site for Osprey Village campus
• Will include both master community amenities as well as individual neighborhood recreational amenities

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• Public beaches are 25 minutes away
• Wide variety of shopping in Old Town Bluffton and Tanger Outlets
• Fine and casual dining—including fresh local seafood
• Outdoor watersports—boating, fishing, kayaking, and canoeing
• Variety of private and public schools
• Award-winning golf at dozens of nearby semi-private clubs and public fee courses
• Healthcare through Urgent Care Bluffton and Beaufort Memorial Hospital, Memorial Health University Medical Center (Savannah)
• Airports – Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport only 25 minutes away

To learn more about Lowcountry living experience near East Argent, visit the following:
• Bluffton.com
• HiltonHead.com
• HiltonHeadIsland.com
• VisitSavannah.com
• Savannah.com
• Beaufortsc.org
• Beaufort.com

In 2006, the property became fully entitled as a master-planned residential and commercial community known as the New Hampstead Planned Unit Development (PUD). Today, New Hampstead is being meticulously planned to provide a unique quality of life experience characteristic of traditional and conventional designed neighborhoods. It will consist of a historical architectural theme (befitting the Lowcountry), water features, comprehensive recreational amenities, passive and active parks, trail systems, school and other institutional community assets.

The plan is connected by a system of primary roads with a planned system of leisure trails for bicycles, golf carts, and pedestrians. At full build-out, the New Hampstead PUD is permitted to consist of approximately 10,000 dwelling units that are allocated among the residential, mixed-use, and multi-family districts. The New Hampstead development is substantially complete with key infrastructure in place to support immediate land sales and building construction.

Several tracts within the New Hampstead PUD have been sold to national and regional home builders, or commercial interests, with the remaining approximately 3,300 acres and 9,819 total dwelling units now approved for New Hampstead Holdings, LLC and its affiliates.

Of particular note is the substantial green-space and parkland created when Preserve Communities placed an 863-acre portion of the property in a Conservation Easement. This space will be used by the City of Savannah for active and passive park and represents a significant expansion to the relatively modest 50-acre park originally planned.

*Property owned by Preserve South Holdings, LLC and its subsidiaries and branded and marketed under license by Preserve Communities, LLC.

• Located in the city of Savannah growth corridor within the I-95 and I-16 quadrants
• Largest active master-planned community within the Savannah/Tri-County market
• 4,300-acre planned unit development located in the City of Savannah
• 160 acres of Village Center surrounded by residential communities
• 88 acres of commercial and institutional uses
• Over 900 acres of active and passive public park area
• 16 acres of public service sites
• 131 acres of multi-family development
• 9,819 single-family and multi-family units
• National, regional and local builders & developers with SF & MF product
• Traditional and conventional neighborhoods
• Homes from $250,000 to $750,000
• Age-preferenced neighborhoods with numerous products
• Approximately $45M of prior infrastructure investment presently in place
• Business model: parcel sales, improved lot sales, joint venture opportunities
• Projected gross land sales: $3 billion in combined horizontal & vertical yield
• Not a golf community
• Amenity plan: a range of active/passive recreational opportunities
• In 2012, Savannah Chatham County Public Schools opened a 1,200-student, state-of-the-art high school at New Hampstead, & a middle school is slated to be built on the same site starting in 2020

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Most importantly, Savannah is growing—outward. Consistently named one of the “world’s friendliest cities” by Condé Nast Traveler readers, Savannah is known for its sincere hospitality, inviting sea breezes, and a festive atmosphere all the year round. Savannah is ideally suited for multi-generational families with a variety of interests and pursuits.

To learn more about Savannah, visit the following:

• VisitSavannah.com
• Savannah.com