2024 Update | Myrtle Beach Real Estate Market

[@factualbreakdown3072]

Forget condos - Sell your home up North, come to North Myrtle, ask your Realtor about "Foxfire" find a sweet home the same size as a condo, don't deal with condo boards or HOA dues. Can you actually BUY a home with that $125,000 down payment? In North Myrtle, YES YOU CAN! I know, because I did, and now I can exhale. Very important after 60 - financial security. This is the SMART homeownership option, for moving to Myrtle Beach!

[@Youcanthandlethetruth-n5b]

Couldn't agree more! Realtors should be aggressively marketing THESE homes and not be so concerned about "big" commissions. A HAPPY buyer translates to referrals! OWNING in the Myrtle area for under $125,000 is an insanely good deal, and there shouldn't be a single home in this price range in any kind of Zillow "inventory!" If you want to live in this area, MOBILE HOMES ARE THE ONLY WAY TO GO!

[@Moving.To.Charleston]

Thanks for the update Nick 📈 a $476k average home price sounds right at this time of year

[@blucbr]

Great info. Thank you!

[@l.trainnvlogs5285]

Looking to move there in about 2 years, saving for a nice down payment

[@Brian-Burke]

Great video and analysis as usual. Is Market Common included in the Myrtle Beach stats? It seems there are so few homes for sale there.

[@lifeinmb]

Thanks Brian! Yes, the Myrtle Beach stats include the Market Common area. There typically aren’t a lot of homes on the market in Market Common as construction is pretty much done there, so it’s only resales.

[@Brian-Burke]

@@lifeinmb Thank you! There is one area that is still being built called Market View but it's very limited from what I can tell.

[@lifeinmb]

Yes, that is the last phase of townhomes

[@jlday2667]

Where in the world do these people work? I would love to know the percentage of retirees compared to working families in the areas.

[@Rabid_Turtle]

I work from home

[@jlday2667]

@@Rabid_Turtle hahaha that made be chuckle.

[@aaronfriedman8201]

Myrtle beach is not cheap.