Rising Tides Properties, LLC

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Happy Labor Day from Rising Tides Properties!

Today is about slowing down, taking a well-earned break, and celebrating the hardworking people who keep our families, communities, and businesses moving forward every single day.

And if there’s one thing we believe after a long season of hard work, it’s this: you deserve the vacation.

The emails can wait. The to-do list will still be there. But the kids won’t always be this little, the summers won’t last forever, and there’s something about salty air, sandy feet, and an ocean view that reminds us to enjoy the life we work so hard to build.

To our guests, homeowners, team members, local businesses, first responders, service members, teachers, tradespeople, hospitality workers, and everyone spending today working or resting; thank you for all that you do.

From our family to yours, we hope your Labor Day is filled with good company, a little relaxation, and maybe a whole lot of ocean.

Happy Labor Day from your beach family at Rising Tides Properties!

There are two types of beach people:

The ones who want to be on the sand by 8 AM…

…and the ones who stroll out around noon like they have nowhere else to be. 😂

Which one are you?

And what time does your family ACTUALLY make it to the beach?

FINAL UPDATE: MISSING CHILD’S BODY FOUND
The body of missing 5-year-old Saylor Hayes, who has been the subject of an intensive search involving hundreds of people and multiple agencies, was found this morning. Agents with the Department of Natural Resources located her around 9:45 in the waters near the area where she was last seen. Saylor wandered away from a rental home in Hagley Estates in Pawleys Island late yesterday morning. The Sheriff’s Office was assisted by the Department of Natural Resources, Charleston Sheriff’s Office, SLED, Horry County Fire Department, Midway Fire Department, Georgetown County Fire Department, Georgetown County Emergency Services, and Georgetown City Fire Department. Hundreds of residents from the area searched their own properties and surrounding areas and guarded local docks. The Georgetown County Sheriff’s Office thanks everyone who assisted in the search and sends its deepest condolences to the young girl’s family.

MISSING GIRL UPDATE (4:15 PM) Divers from Horry County are on scene to search around area docks. Operation Lifesaver signals are being sent from helicopter and ground units. Searches continue by boat and on foot.

Anyone who spots 5-year-old Sailor should call 911.

MISSING CHILD UPDATE (3:10 pm): A helicopter from Charleston Sheriff’s Office equipped with Project Lifesaver equipment has just arrived in the airspace above Hagley. Because the signal is being beamed from the air, it is wider and less impeded by topography and is more likely to pick up the signal from 5-year-old Sailor Hayes’ transponder. All other efforts in the neighborhood and along the Waccamaw shoreline continue. Anyone who spots Sailor is asked to call 911. She is nonverbal so please speak gently and slowly to her and do not expect a response.

MISSING CHILD UPDATE (2:25 pm): The search continues for 5-year-old Sailor Hayes, who went missing from a home on Old Waccamaw Drive in Pawleys earlier today. Deputies are using Project Lifesaver to try to pinpoint her location, while K9 Pelle and deputies search the neighborhood. Deputies and County Fire are flying coordinated drone searches over the area. Midway Fire Department and the Sheriff’s Office Marine Patrol are searching the water and shoreline as volunteers guard the docks. A CodeRed (Reverse 911) signal was sent out to neighboring homes earlier today and neighbors are assisting in the efforts. If you live nearby, we ask that you review any home security footage to see if she appears on it.

If anyone locates Sailor, they are asked to call 911. She may not respond to you verbally but will react positively to a gentle tone, smiles, and slow movements.

MISSING CHILD
The Georgetown County Sheriff’s Office is seeking the help of residents in the area of Old Waccamaw Drive in Hagley where the mother of 5-year-old Sailor Hayes reports that her child wandered off a short while ago. Sailor is 3’6” with blond hair and blue eyes and was last wearing a one-piece light blue bathing suit and a pink and white lanyard around her ankle. Deputies are attempting to track her with Project Lifesaver, but if you see her first, please call 843-546-5102.

1,000 FOLLOWERS!

Our beach family just hit 1K on Facebook, and we couldn’t let this milestone pass without saying THANK YOU.

Every follow. Every like. Every comment. Every share. Every guest who tells a friend about us. Every homeowner who recommends Rising Tides Properties to another owner.

You are the reason this little family-owned business continues to grow.

When you support Rising Tides Properties, you’re not supporting a huge corporation or a call center. You’re supporting a local family that genuinely cares about our homeowners, our guests, and this beautiful little stretch of the South Carolina coast we get to call home.

1,000 may be a number on Facebook, but to us, it represents 1,000+ people who chose to be part of what we’re building.

And we’re just getting started.

Thank you for trusting us with your homes.
Thank you for trusting us with your vacations.
Thank you for telling your friends about us.
And thank you for being part of our beach family.

Here’s to the next 1,000!

Rising Tides Properties
Garden City Beach, SC

Every guest is part of our beach family.

We are FIVE away from 1,000 followers! Thanks to each one of you that has supported Rising Tides Properties. You are seriously the best part of our beach family