lake hartwell property: Lake Hartwell water levels showing signs of Life
- 04/05/09 03:49 AM
As spring approaches lake Hartwell's water levels are looking more and more promising thanks to some much needed rain and snow this winter. Now the lake is only about 8ft down which is a major improvement from seven months ago. Why is there more water in the lake now you ask? We can thank lake Thurmond for the increase in water at Hartwell. You ask "how can that be Thurmond is below Hartwell?" The water from Lake Thurmond was not being released because it had reached it's maximum campacity for water release. The the snow and sping rains came and lake Thurmond had … (0 comments)
lake hartwell property: Lake Hartwell Water, Out Flow Reduction
- 10/18/08 01:44 AM
Report for the reduction of water from the Corp of Engineers for Lake Hartwell. http://www.sas.usace.army.mil/Sav%20River%20Drought%20EA%20and%20Appendices The Draft Report is out and it is good news - flow reduction has beenrecommended by the states. Public comment period (with the Corps) hasstarted. Please call Mr. William Bailey, US Army Corps of Engineers,Mobile/Savannah Planning Center, at (912)652-5781 to support the proposedtemporary reduction in flow to 3100 to help stabilize the reservoirs in theupper basin. Your voice counts! Please pass along to anyone who isconcerned about Lake Hartwell's future. We need to make sure this reductionis implemented Nov. 1.Please forward this to anyone … (0 comments)
lake hartwell property: Lake Hartwell Real Estate Market Watch
- 07/20/08 06:27 AM
Lake Hartwell Real Estate Market Watch As we end the second quarter, lake property sales on Lake Hartwell. We are seeing about the same activity as the first quarter.The Georgia side of the lake approximately five lake homes sold in the second quarter the average was $525,720.The average price actually rose from the first quarter of $504,200. All information and data was collected from the Georgia MLS service.
As for the South Carolina side of the lake more lake homes sold but at a lower sales price. In the second quarter 32 lake homes sold at an average sales price … (2 comments)
lake hartwell property: Water Levels Lake Hartwell Real Estate
- 06/09/08 06:22 AM
What is happening to the water level in Lake Hartwell? That is a great question that I get from almost every buyer, seller, and looker. The answer is simple it all depends on how much rain we get this spring and summer. If the rain stops the water levels drop because the U.S. Army Corp of Engineers will continue to let out the same amount of water each day approximately 3,600 cubic ft per second, that's about 2.3 billion gallons of water a day. We need the rain to replace what goes out, or down stream. Hartwell Lake is down … (3 comments)
As I turn on the television, check my email, or listen to the radio all I hear are the echo's of the media warning the end is near, "We're headed for a recession". Yes the housing market is in a bit of a pickle and the market is flooded with inventory, and foreclosures are on the rise. The message has been broadcast loud and clear. We get the picture the media does not have to continue to report day after day and hour by hour on the same story. This notion has been branded … (0 comments)
As spring approaches lake Hartwell's water levels are looking more and more promising thanks to some much needed rain and snow this winter. Now the lake is only about 8ft down which is a major improvement from seven months ago.;)
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