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Myrtle Beach market watch

A Property-Specific Offer in a Slower City Market

$262,326Median sale price, all home types, Myrtle Beach city, three months ending August 2026
104 daysDays on market reported for that city report; 120 days a year earlier
−6.3%Year-over-year change in the city median sale price

Redfin’s Myrtle Beach city report describes these all-home-types sold-home measures for the three months ending August 2026 and a 95.5% sale-to-list ratio for August. They do not predict what your house will sell for or how long it will take. A ready-to-list property may benefit from retail exposure. If repairs, carrying costs, vacation bookings or timing matter, compare the likely net proceeds from a listing with a written direct offer.

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Sell It Exactly as It Sits in Myrtle Beach

We buy houses in Myrtle Beach, SC, including homes with dated finishes, storm or water history, termite concerns, an inherited title question or a tenant. Tell us the address, known condition and preferred schedule for a no-obligation cash offer. An as-is agreement can remove pre-sale renovation work, but it does not automatically waive applicable South Carolina residential property disclosures; statutory exceptions and a specific written waiver may apply. Most covered pre-1978 housing also has federal lead disclosure requirements. See our as-is selling guide.

Skip cosmetic painting. Show the current surfaces and share known conditions accurately.
Skip new flooring. We can assess worn or dated rooms in their present condition.
Pause a roof project. Share leaks, storm claims and any estimate, then compare options before hiring a contractor.
Skip staging. No photography-ready décor is required to request an offer.
Discuss what stays. List belongings and cleanup responsibilities in the agreement; hazardous items may need special handling.
Limit showings. We may need one coordinated property visit, including appropriate notice to occupants.

Review the buyer’s identity, proof of funds, inspection, cancellation, assignment, closing-cost and price-change terms. Learn how cash buyers calculate offers.

Local building context

Selling a House in Myrtle Beach’s Neighborhoods

Historic records describe examples of building stock, not the condition of every current house. Use a parcel inspection, permit history and recent nearby sales to decide what your own property needs.

AreaDocumented housing profileProperty-specific checkSeller decision
Withers SwashThe 2009 survey describes 1930s–1950s frame houses with varied siding and brick foundations.Check parcel drainage history and mapped flood exposure; the City identifies some low-lying swash areas as flood-prone.Compare a scoped moisture repair budget with an as-is offer.
Seagate VillageFormer Air Force Base housing includes mid-century Ranch examples dating to about 1956–1958.Inspect actual wood and moisture conditions; a CL-100 report and structural inspection address different questions.Decide whether to perform repairs before listing or sell in current condition.
Myrtle Heights–Oak ParkThe historic subdivisions began in 1933 and 1935 and include two-story frame summer houses and cottages.Review roof, siding and exposed connectors on the particular house; ocean exposure varies by address.Price preservation-sensitive work before choosing a sale route.

A historic designation can affect proposed work. Check the actual property and permit requirements with the City; it does not itself prevent a sale.

Aerial view of homes and golf community in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.
Coastal property checks

Conditions That Can Change a Myrtle Beach Sale Budget

Water and flood exposure

The City identifies oceanfront areas and low land near several swashes as flood-prone. Check the parcel on FEMA’s map service, inspect water history and ask about insurance. A Myrtle Beach ZIP alone cannot establish a flood zone. See our water-damage guide.

Termites and moisture

Clemson Extension describes subterranean termite activity statewide. South Carolina’s CL-100 form reports qualifying organism evidence, visible damage and below-floor moisture conditions. If damage is indicated, get a separate structural assessment; a pest report is not a repair estimate.

Salt-exposed metal

FEMA guidance explains how coastal moisture and salt can corrode fasteners and structural connectors. Inspect exposed decks, straps and anchors, especially where stains or section loss appear. Exposure varies with the specific building.

Roof and insurance

Coastal owners may need separate wind/hail and flood protection depending on their property and policy. The South Carolina insurance department recommends reviewing these separate perils. Ask an insurer for a current property-specific quote; an old roof is not proof of a universal denial.

Permits, code and rental records

City Construction Services handles permits, inspections and property maintenance within city limits. Check open orders and work history. For a short-term rental, provide bookings, licenses and management terms to the closing attorney.

Interactive planning tool

As-Is Repair Cost Estimator

Use this broad budget range to compare selling as-is with preparing a listing. It is not an inspection, appraisal, contractor quote or purchase offer. The square-foot rate covers interior finishes; add roof, systems or moisture work only if that scope is outside the interior estimate. Avoid double counting.

Illustrative U.S.-dollar planning assumptions, not measured Myrtle Beach contractor prices.

Interior: $27,000–$45,000; selected additional work: $0–$0; 15% contingency: $4,050–$6,750.$31,050–$51,750Illustrative repair range. Permits and specialist work are excluded.

Actual cost varies with labor, materials, permits, access and hidden damage. Flood repairs, structural wood replacement and coastal connector engineering can exceed these allowances; seek property-specific bids. The estimate is not an automatic deduction from a cash offer.

Compare proceeds and terms

Cash Sale vs. Traditional Listing in Myrtle Beach

Retail exposure may produce a higher gross price. What matters is the net after any commissions, seller closing costs, preparation, concessions and carrying costs. Redfin’s dated 104-day city market measure excludes contract-to-closing and does not predict your home’s timing.

Decision pointTraditional listingDirect cash sale with MHIC
Gross pricePotentially higher with market exposureUsually below full retail potential
CommissionsAgent commission may apply; rate is negotiableNo agent commission
Closing costsSeller closing costs may applyMHIC pays normal closing costs
Property conditionRepairs or buyer credits may be requestedCurrent-condition purchase, subject to written terms
ContingenciesBuyer financing and appraisal may applyNo buyer-financing contingency in a cash purchase
TimelineMarketing period plus contract and closingAvailable date after title, attorney and funding review

The executed agreement controls the costs and schedule. As-is terms do not extinguish liens, taxes or applicable disclosure duties.

Compare Your Estimated Net Proceeds

Adjust listing price, repairs, fees and direct-offer assumptions to see how the numbers change.

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Ask any cash home buyer in Myrtle Beach for proof of funds and a written net offer. See our cash buyer versus agent guide.

When timing or ownership is complicated

Probate, Foreclosure Deadlines, and Complicated Title Situations in Myrtle Beach

Inherited house

Verify the owner and who can convey title with the Horry County Probate Court at 1301 Second Avenue in Conway and the closing attorney. South Carolina’s $45,000 small-estate affidavit applies to collection of personal property after at least 30 days; it does not itself transfer real estate. Estate title, heirs and claims require a separate property-specific review. Our inherited-house guide outlines choices.

Mortgage foreclosure

Ordinary South Carolina mortgage foreclosure is judicial: a complaint and lis pendens, court judgment, then a sale overseen in Horry by the Master-in-Equity. The county’s bidder guide describes 11 a.m. in-person sales on the first Monday at 1301 Second Avenue, Conway, with Tuesday used after a Monday holiday. Confirm the actual notice and case status. A lender payoff before sale can stop a particular sale if completed and confirmed; an offer alone cannot. A 30-day upset-bid period if a deficiency is sought is not a homeowner redemption period. Read our foreclosure options guide and promptly speak with the lender and a qualified adviser.

Property taxes. The Horry County Treasurer handles tax collections. Real-property bills generally become due January 15 following the tax year, or 30 days after mailing if later. State law adds a 3% delinquency penalty first, another 7% from February 2, and another 5% from March 17, plus applicable costs. Check the parcel’s actual bill and payoff. A delinquent-tax sale has a separate 12-month redemption process, unlike the mortgage-foreclosure sale described above.

A cash offer is a purchasing option, not legal, tax or foreclosure-defense advice. It cannot guarantee court approval, postpone an auction, forgive taxes or clear title.

From contract to proceeds

What Happens Between Accepting Your Cash Offer and Getting Paid in Myrtle Beach?

A South Carolina licensed attorney performs or supervises title review, instrument preparation, closing, recording and disbursement. The contract sets the price, contingencies, closing-cost allocation and proposed date. An estate, lien, tax balance, HOA, tenant or vacation booking can require more time. Ask the closing attorney when signing, recording and proceeds release can occur in the particular transaction.

1. Written agreement and disclosures. Record the as-is scope, items left behind, buyer inspection and cancellation rights, cost allocation and date. South Carolina’s disclosure law permits as-is agreements while retaining applicable disclosure rules and exceptions. Share known flooding, water intrusion, insurance claims, HOA and vacation-rental details.
2. Title and property review. The attorney checks Horry County recorded deeds and mortgages, taxes, judgments, liens, easements and ownership authority. Confirm permits or open code matters with City Construction Services for a city parcel. For utilities, confirm the provider at the service address; the city resident guide identifies Santee Cooper for electric service. If vacation-rental agreements exist, share the booking calendar; some scheduled stays can bind the buyer under state law.
3. Signing, recording and payment. The closing attorney selects the deed and checks the actual signers; South Carolina’s statutory deed form calls for two credible witnesses and the recording law provides authentication routes. The attorney coordinates county recording, payoff and disbursement. Confirm whether proceeds are paid by wire or check and the timing with that office; verify wiring instructions by calling a known number.

See the South Carolina Bar’s closing supervision guidance. The final settlement statement shows mortgage and tax payoffs, other claims and negotiated exceptions; the gross offer is not necessarily the amount disbursed.

The Grand Strand and nearby communities

Myrtle Beach and Surrounding Places

We consider homes in Myrtle Beach and these nearby Grand Strand communities. Some are unincorporated places, not separate municipalities. They illustrate the region rather than drawing an exact 75-mile service boundary; provide the address so we can confirm coverage.

North Myrtle Beach, SCLittle River, SCLongs, SCLoris, SCAtlantic Beach, SCCarolina Forest, SCConway, SCAynor, SCSocastee, SCSurfside Beach, SCGarden City Beach, SCMurrells Inlet, SCLitchfield Beach, SCPawleys Island, SC

This fixed Google map is a regional overview, not an exact service-radius overlay. Visit Myrtle Beach describes Grand Strand communities; USPS ZIP lookup checks a particular street address.

Terms in local paperwork

Myrtle Beach Real Estate & Legal Terms Homeowners Should Know

CL-100

South Carolina wood-infestation report addressing organism evidence, visible damage and certain moisture conditions. It does not replace a structural assessment.

Master-in-Equity

Judicial officer who handles referred Horry County foreclosure matters and conducts foreclosure sales.

Upset bid

Higher bid during a 30-day open period when a mortgage-foreclosure deficiency is sought. It is not a post-sale redemption right for the owner.

4% legal-residence assessment

Assessment ratio for eligible owner-occupied South Carolina primary homes after application; it is not a 4% property-tax rate.

Swash

Local drainage-area name, as in Withers Swash. Check a particular parcel’s flood, elevation and water history.

Quality of Life Court

Myrtle Beach process for certain property-maintenance, zoning and other municipal code cases; verify any actual open matter.

Myrtle Beach seller questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Which residential ZIP codes are in Myrtle Beach and nearby communities?

Common Myrtle Beach street-delivery ZIPs are 29572, 29577, 29579 and 29588. Nearby named communities use North Myrtle Beach and Atlantic Beach 29582; Little River 29566; Longs 29568; Loris 29569; Carolina Forest 29579; Conway 29526 and 29527; Aynor 29511; Socastee 29579 and 29588; Surfside Beach 29575; Garden City Beach 29575 and 29576; Murrells Inlet 29576; and Litchfield Beach and Pawleys Island 29585. The 14 distinct standard street-delivery ZIPs are 29511, 29526, 29527, 29566, 29568, 29569, 29572, 29575, 29576, 29577, 29579, 29582, 29585 and 29588. Postal areas overlap municipal and community boundaries. This is a practical list for the named places, not all ZIPs in an exact 75-mile circle; PO Box-only and unique ZIPs are excluded. Check a street address with USPS and ask us to confirm coverage.

Is Myrtle Beach a competitive housing market?

Redfin’s city report for all home types in the three months ending August 2026 gives a $262,326 median sale price and 104 days on market. Market conditions can vary by neighborhood, property type, condition and price. These citywide measures are not an appraisal or forecast for a particular house.

Are home prices dropping in Myrtle Beach?

The Redfin city median sale price for all home types was down 6.3% year over year for the three months ending August 2026. That does not establish the price direction for every neighborhood, property type or month. Compare recent nearby sales and the condition of your home.

How long does it take to sell a house in Myrtle Beach?

Redfin reported 104 days on market in its Myrtle Beach all-home-types city report for the three months ending August 2026, versus 120 days a year earlier. Marketing time excludes the contract-to-closing period and does not predict a specific property. Price, condition, season, title and buyer financing can all affect timing.

How much does it cost to sell a $250,000 Myrtle Beach house?

A $250,000 gross price does not determine one selling cost. A listing may involve negotiated agent commissions, preparation, seller closing costs, concessions and holding expenses. A direct MHIC purchase has no agent commission and we pay normal closing costs, but mortgage and tax payoffs, liens and negotiated exceptions can reduce the seller’s net. Compare written settlement estimates.

Can I sell my Myrtle Beach house as-is without making repairs?

We can evaluate the house in its current condition, including a dated interior, storm or water history, termite concerns or unfinished work. Put the treatment of repairs and belongings in the written contract. As-is terms do not automatically waive applicable South Carolina residential property condition disclosures or covered federal lead-paint disclosures; statutory exceptions can apply.

Does a Myrtle Beach address mean the house is in a flood zone?

No. The City identifies certain oceanfront and low-lying swash areas as flood-prone, but a city name or ZIP is not a parcel-level flood determination. Check the address in FEMA’s Flood Map Service Center, city floodplain records, elevation documents and the home’s water history. Flood coverage may be separate from homeowners insurance.

What does a South Carolina CL-100 report cover?

The official wood-infestation report documents qualifying wood-destroying organism evidence, visible damage and specified moisture conditions. It is not a structural warranty or a complete repair budget. If it notes damage, ask an appropriate specialist to inspect and estimate repairs.

Will an older roof or coastal location prevent homeowners insurance?

There is no universal Myrtle Beach denial rule. Insurers assess the particular roof, building, exposure and policy; flood and wind or hail can involve separate coverage. Obtain a property-specific quote and verify any inspection or repair condition with the actual insurer before relying on a financed sale.

Can I sell a Myrtle Beach vacation rental with bookings?

A sale can be reviewed, but give the buyer and closing attorney the rental and management agreements, booking calendar, deposits and any HOA rules. South Carolina’s Vacation Rental Act can make the buyer take title subject to qualifying rental periods beginning within 90 days after deed recording. Put possession and responsibility for bookings in writing.

Can the South Carolina $45,000 small-estate affidavit transfer an inherited house?

No. The affidavit under Section 62-3-1201 concerns collection of personal property after at least 30 days and requires probate-court approval and countersignature. It does not itself convey real-estate title. Verify the estate’s authority, heirs and title route with Horry County Probate Court and a South Carolina attorney.

Can I sell before a Horry County mortgage-foreclosure auction?

It may be possible if the owner has authority and the sale can close with a lender payoff or required approval before the judicial auction. Ordinary South Carolina mortgage foreclosure proceeds through a court case and Horry Master-in-Equity sale. A cash offer does not automatically stop an auction. Check the case, sale notice and written lender payoff promptly.

Is there a redemption period after a South Carolina mortgage-foreclosure sale?

There is no ordinary statutory post-sale mortgage-redemption period. The borrower’s equity of redemption must be exercised before the judicial sale. A 30-day open bidding period when a deficiency is sought is not a homeowner redemption window. A delinquent property-tax sale has a different 12-month statutory redemption process.

What happens if Horry County property taxes are unpaid?

Real-property tax is generally due January 15 following the tax year, or 30 days after notice mailing if later. South Carolina law adds a 3% penalty first, another 7% beginning February 2 and another 5% beginning March 17, with applicable costs. Request a current parcel payoff from the Horry County Treasurer. A later tax sale has separate rules.

Is an attorney involved in a South Carolina home closing?

Yes. A South Carolina licensed attorney must perform or supervise the legal steps of title examination, document preparation, closing, recording and disbursement. Ask the closing attorney about ownership, deeds, witnesses, payoffs, recordation and when your proceeds can be released.

How do I sell a house without a Realtor in Myrtle Beach?

You can negotiate directly with a buyer, review proof of funds and a written net offer, and have a South Carolina licensed attorney supervise the closing steps. A sale without an agent avoids a commission to an uninvolved agent, but taxes, liens, disclosures and other contract costs still need review.

How can I compare cash home buyers in Myrtle Beach?

Compare written offers on the buyer’s legal identity and proof of funds, net proceeds after every payoff and charge, inspection and cancellation rights, assignment terms, repair responsibility, price-adjustment terms and an achievable closing date. Seek independent legal advice on unclear provisions.

Who pays closing costs in a Myrtle Beach direct sale?

The executed agreement controls. For a direct MHIC purchase, we pay normal closing costs and charge no agent commission. Mortgage and tax payoffs, recorded claims and negotiated exceptions may still reduce seller proceeds. Review the closing attorney’s settlement statement.

How quickly can a Myrtle Beach cash sale close?

An available closing date is set after reviewing ownership, title, taxes, HOA or rental records, attorney scheduling, signatures, funds and recording needs. An estate, lien, tenant or active foreclosure may require extra steps. Ask for the date and contingencies in writing; no fixed closing time is guaranteed.

Request a Cash Offer for Your Myrtle Beach House

Share the address, known condition and your preferred timeline. We will explain the written terms so you can compare a direct purchase with listing or keeping the property. If you want to sell a house fast in Myrtle Beach, use the form above or call. For other locations, see our South Carolina service page.

Primary sources

Official Myrtle Beach Homeowner Resources

Check the relevant office and parcel record for your own transaction.