Westgate Resorts Announces Luxury Condominium Project in Myrtle Beach, SC to Real Estate Brokers
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Westgate Resorts Announces Luxury Condominium Project in Myrtle Beach, SC to Real Estate Brokers
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Westgate Resorts, one of the largest privately held resort development companies in the country, announces the start of condominium sales at Westgate Myrtle Beach Resort & Spa. With over 690 elegantly appointed units and a vast array of amenities and services, Westgate Myrtle Beach Resort & Spa will raise the bar for resort style living on the beach. Westgate Resorts will host an event for local real estate brokers at the Marina Inn at Grand Dunes Country Club on June 28th, 2007 to feature an inside look at what has virtually been kept a secret until now.
David Siegel, President and CEO of Westgate Resorts, is the keynote speaker at this event and will discuss the dramatic difference Westgate Myrtle Beach Resort & Spa will make to the Grand Strand.
"We are the leaders in the development of world-class destination resorts," says David Siegel. "We believe a resort is more than just a condo with a swimming pool, we provide our guests with an incredible vacation experience that includes a wide array of amenities and activities supported by unparalleled customer service."
The property will feature three towers ranging in height from 17 to 24 stories high with a design that brings a sophisticated yet casual elegance to the Myrtle Beach skyline. The resort will feature over 700 feet of beachfront, 6 outdoor and indoor pools, a destination health spa, and over 25,000 Sq. Ft of premier retail space featuring dining, shopping, and entertainment. Westgate Resorts will also bring its legendary guest valet program to Myrtle Beach, a service that will provide every guest of the resort with their own personal valet to attend to their every need.
"We make vacationing easy for the guests at our resorts," adds David Siegel. "This also makes it a very attractive proposition for the real estate brokers in our community. Our resort experience sells itself. All the brokers have to do is bring us their clients and we'll do the rest."
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