Grand Strand Market Reports
Property type
Grand Strand
October 2026 · listings captured Oct 1, 2026 · changes are compared with September 2026
- Properties for saleIncludes land
- 8,126↑ +226 (+2.9%)
- Typical asking priceMedian
- $308,800↑ +$638 (+0.2%)
- Price cutsProperties with a lowered price
- 4,053↑ +159 (+4.1%)
- Under contract
- 3,306↑ +362 (+12%)
- Days listed so farMedian, properties still for sale
- 51 days↓ −2 days (−3.8%)
Counts are properties listed for sale in the MLS on the capture date, land included. They are not completed sales, and asking prices are not sale prices. Days listed so far is the median for properties still for sale, not an average or the time a sale takes. For sold-home data, see CCAR sales reports .
Asking prices & property types
Today's asking prices and property types.
Current MLS listings Checked when this page loaded. 8,091 listings with an asking price, all property types including land. Asking prices, not prices paid at closing. This is a separate source from the monthly report above, so totals can differ.
Price position
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Home type
Go straight to the inventory that fits.
7,194Residentialhouses, condos, and townhomes↗2,867Condoscondominium inventory↗478Manufacturedowned- and leased-land options↗897Landlots and acreage↗
Condos are also counted in Residential. Do not add these groups together.
Where should I look?
Get to know the area.
Start with a place you are considering. Read its local guide, then see the listings that match its MLS city name.
Explore all communitiesCurrent MLS listings · Checked when this page loaded. These six MLS city counts do not cover the whole region. A mailing city can reach beyond town limits.
Make the numbers useful
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Get local market updates while you plan. When you are ready, ask our team what the numbers mean for your area and home.
Market questions
Questions buyers and sellers ask.
Is it a buyer's or seller's market on the Grand Strand?
It depends on the area and the kind of home. Look at how many similar homes are for sale, how quickly they sell, and their final sale prices. This page shows homes and other properties for sale. Use CCAR's sales reports and nearby sold homes to fill in the rest.
Are homes getting cheaper in Myrtle Beach?
A lower median asking price does not mean every home lost value. The mix of condos, houses, and land can change the number. Compare the same kind of home in the same area before judging a price change.
How long might it take to sell my home?
The days shown here are for properties still listed, not a promise about your sale. Your price, condition, location, and the homes competing with yours all matter. Ask for recent nearby sales and a plan for your home.
How do I compare Horry and Georgetown County?
Use the county reports for a broad view, then narrow your choice to a town, price range, and home type. A county median will not tell you whether a particular Conway house or Pawleys Island condo fits your needs.
Should I compare condo prices with house prices?
Compare condos with similar condos and houses with similar houses. Check the building or neighborhood, size, and condition. CCAR publishes separate condo and single-family sales views, which can help you make a closer comparison.
How can I follow the market before I am ready to move?
Start with the monthly report for your county and keep an eye on homes like the one you want to buy or sell. Choose Market updates to stay in touch. When your plans become clearer, our team can help you read the local numbers.
Helpful reading: CCAR local sales reports · Buyer's and seller's markets · Pricing your home
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