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Market Conditions Summary for Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

Reported by

Jim Spring
as of 10/11/2008:

Where will the market be in 2008? In 2007 we have witnessed major pricing adjustments as the market continued to correct itself from the over inflated pricing and buying in 2005. The correction started early in 2006 but really didn't take... MORE->
About Jim Spring

Reported by

Heather Brooks
as of 9/17/2008:

Myrtle Beach in 2006 had elevated pricing and beach property was scarce. Today with the current economy, you can buy a piece of the beach at a low price. There are lots of short sales/pre-foreclosures, foreclosures, etc. Things will not stay this... MORE->
About Heather Brooks

Reported by

Bonnie Coast -
as of 8/28/2008:

Myrtle Beach & Grand Strand - Future Growth Predicted - Federal Approval Granted for Interstate 73 South Project Route The Myrtle Beach area of South Carolina has reason to rejoice. The recent Federal approval of the I-73 road project,... MORE->
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Reported by

Kate Visser
as of 8/21/2008:

This market has seen a significant increase in number of condominium listings with prices dropping. Single family home prices are steady to slightly decreased. There are opportunities for buyers which have not existed in quite some time. Be sure to... MORE->
About Kate Visser

Average Current Market Rating: 1.3 (4 ratings)

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Average Current Price Trend: 2.3 (4 ratings)

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