In the News
Surfside Beach Club moves forward
From The Sun News, Myrtle Beach Online - December 08, 2008
If location, convenience and lifestyle are important to you, then a visit to Surfside Beach Club's two new model homes is an important stop on your home-buying tour.
Surfside Beach Club, located at Glenns Bay Road and U.S. 17 Bypass, now has homes with a starting price range of $176,500 to $349,900 and has introduced a lot investment program for people planning to relocate at a later date.
The community, which is within two miles of the Surfside Beach Pier, consists of four distinctive neighborhoods offering easy living with charm and exceptional style. The established community has a complete amenity center with a pool, jacuzzi, exercise facility and lifestyle director.
First-Time Buyer Tax Credit at a Glance - Call a Bill Clark Sales Agent to see how this law applies to you.
By National Association of Home Builders - August 2008
- The tax credit is available for first-time home buyers only.
- The maximum credit amount is $7,500.
- The credit is available for homes purchased on or after April 9, 2008 and before July 1, 2009.
- Single taxpayers with incomes up to $75,000 and married couples with incomes up to $150,000 qualify for the full tax credit.
- The tax credit works like an interest-free loan and must be repaid over a 15-year period.
Cutter Creek Golf Club Construction remains on schedule - Bill Clark Homes a preferred builder in Cutter Creek
By Mike Grizzard "The Daily Reflector" - February 16, 2008
SNOW HILL — Buzz Shackleford stepped on the tee box at the third hole at Cutter Creek Golf Club earlier this week, took a swing and watched his ball sail over a pond and into a gravel-filled pit — exactly where he wanted.
By this fall, that landing spot will be plush, green grass, as will the rest of the some 220 acres taking shape into what Shackleford vows will be "eastern North Carolina’s premiere golf course."
The anticipated opening date is Oct. 1.
“We are well on the way to opening this golf course October 1,” Shackleford said in an interview in the Cutter Creek sales office. “We’re moving — fast.”
Builder nails down success through housing market's peaks and valleys
By Mike Grizzard "The Daily Reflector" - August 6, 2007
He started with one house on a country road outside of Greenville. Thirty years later, Bill Clark has had a hand in more than 130 residential and commercial developments in North Carolina and South Carolina, some 53 of which dot the Pitt County landscape. There have been challenges along the way: dips in demand when interest rates rise; complying with more stringent regulations; land, material and labor costs shooting through the roof; and competition vying for a piece of hot markets. He's seen other builders either fold up or consolidate. And if not for the presence and drive of his three sons — Heath, Hunter and Lance — the 64-year-old Warrenton native probably would have called it a career years ago. Instead, Clark continues to help shape the communities in which Bill Clark Homes operates.
Bill Clark Homes Ranked One of the Top 100 Builders in the Nation for 2005
Press Release - June 8, 2006
(Greenville, N.C.) Bill Clark Homes, established in Greenville, NC in 1977, is proud to announce that BUILDER Magazine has ranked the company as one of the Top 100 Builders in the nation for 2005. In addition, the company was honored with
the “Fastest Growth” award among all privately held builders in the nation.