Myrtle Beach Homes

Myrtle Beach Homes For Sale

Myrtle Beach Homes For Sale

Compare 2008 with 2009 in three Myrtle Beach neighborhoods and compare the prices within each neighborhood:

Antiqua subdivision in Myrtle Beach lowest Asking Price on Patio Home in the Antigue neighborhood of Myrtle Beach 12/8/08 $389,000 and on 9/20/09 $349,000

and highest Asking Price Home in Antique neighborhood 12/08/08 $534,900 and on 9/20/09 $474,500

Arcadia Ridge subdivision in Myrtle Beach lowest Asking Price on 12/8/08 Smaller Home in Arcadia Ridge neighborhood of Myrtle Beach $448,900 and on 9/20/09 $349,900

and highest Asking Price Two-story Home in Arcadia Ridge on both 12/08/08 and 9/20/09 $499,900

Arcadian Shores subdivision in Myrtle Beach lowest Asking Price on 12/8/08 Arcadian Shores Home $389,900 and on 9/20/09 $$290,000

and highest Asking Price Ocean Home at Arcadian Shores in Myrtle Beach on 12/08/08 $1,825,000 and on 9/20/09 $1,189,000

Note: The pictures above may not represent the homes that are currently for sale.

January 19, 2009 there were 4,610 Single Family Homes For Sale and on September 20, 2009 there were 5,099 Single Family Homes For Sale.

During 2008 there were 2,592 Single Family Homes That Sold and Closed and between January 1, 2009 and September 20, 2009 there were 2,099 Single Family Homes That Sold and Closed.

The number of homes represented is from the entire Grand Strand area covered by the Coastal Carolina Association of Realtors MLS system.

Myrtle Beach Real Estate

Myrtle Beach Homes For Sale

Spring has come to an end and the tax credits for home buying were not extended a second time. In the Myrtle Beach area I did not see much impact from the tax credits as real estate buyers have continued to increase even after the credit deadline ended.

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According to the official Coastal Carolina Association of Realtors (CCAR), Multiple Listing Service (MLS) in the Detached (Existing Site/Stick Built); Modular; New Construction (Site/Stick Built) category on February 10, 2010 there were 4,965 single family homes for sale in the Myrtle Beach area compared to over 5,500 single family homes for sale in the Summer 2008 and 5,099 for sale in the Fall 2009. From January 1, 2009 through September 20, 2009 - 2,099 single family homes sold and closed.The majority of those homes contained at least 3 bedrooms and 2 baths.