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The Sunday Driver

August 23rd, 2010

The Sunday Driver

Whenever you are looking for a new car, you always dream of finding that classic car, that Is kept in some nice old lady’s garage that she only drove to church on Sunday and that she will sell to you for a steal. Well this is it! This is the Sunday Driver of real estate. This home is a second home and it shows just like a model would and has all the bells and whistles. Immaculate stainless steel appliances, a spacious master bath with garden tub and shower, and of course the location, minutes within all Myrtle Beach has to offer with a great lake view from your sun porch. This home has it all along with a great price to match. Stop looking for that dream home, or that great deal. This is it; this is the Sunday driver of Real Estate.

MLS # 1016329

6300 DAWN COURT
Myrtle Beach, SC 29579

$299,900



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Myrtle Beach Real Estate Market Report

July 25th, 2010

Myrtle Beach, SC single family and condo/townhome sales are strong! Single family homes and condo sales are up 30% and 33% versus 2009 and up 14% and 14% versus 2008. Lower prices are the key to all the activity in the real estate market in Myrtle Beach. The year to date median sales price for single family homes is $180K and for condos, the median sales price is $121K.

Myrtle Beach foreclosure inventory decreased from May which is also attributed to the lower prices. The percent of distressed/foreclosure or short sales remains steady at 30%.

Myrtle Beach Active Real Estate Inventory:

Single Family Residential 4,495

Condo/Townhomes          5,238

Closed Sales- Single Family Residential: 281 in June 2009(avg. price $264,165) VERSUS 413 in June 2010(avg. price $247,474)

Closed Sales- Condos:282 in June 2009(avg. price $166,811) VERSUS 298 in June 2010(avg. price $145,624)

The market is strong and with lower prices, buyers are taking advantage and purchasing primary homes,2nd homes, and investment properties. Myrtle Beach’s low taxes and low prices are very attractive for retirees from the North looking to escape harsh winters and taxes and even half backs from Florida looking to escape higher taxes and hurricanes. Myrtle Beach market is hot, hot, hot!!! View foreclosure properties at www.myrtlebeachrealestatetoday.com/ to find the perfect home for you!

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Real Estate: It’s not just about Price, Commission, and Sold Signs

July 15th, 2010

More and more in today’s world we get jaded with the world around us. In the world of real estate, we hear about prices, commissions and sold signs, but it is rare when we truly get a moment to enjoy and appreciate what is the American Dream. This Dream was alive and well many years ago, the dream of home ownership, to have your own part of the greatest country on Earth. We recently helped to make that dream happen.

Pat Higgins was a lady who decided to retire by the beach and in the warm sun of Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. She like a lot of people, only had the dream of home ownership but never really thought it was a possibility. Her quote in a recent Sun News article sums it up perfectly. “I came down here with the intention of renting because I rented my whole life,” she said. “I thought it would never be possible for me to own a house and here I am. … I was able to buy for about the same price I could rent for and I thought why not.” It was so nice, being a part of a wonderful experience. So many times, we get caught up in our work, and daily routine it is nice when we get to sit back and truly enjoy our profession of making the American Dream come true. Visit our Web site at www.myrtlebeachrealestatetoday.com/ to see all the advantages of buying in Myrtle Beach including low taxes, golf, sunny weather, and what else but the beach.

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Myrtle Beach Grows: Retirees & Low Taxes

July 1st, 2010

Myrtle Beach is one of the top 100 fastest growing areas in the nation. Baby boomers are seeking placees to retire where taxes are low; there are many activities such as golf and boating and the beach, and with taxes as low as only $600.00 a year on a home costing $160,000, why not choose to live in Myrtle Beach, SC?

In the past year, cash buyers have more than doubled and topped 50% for many months. Many buyers are either selling investment properties or their primary home in other places and moving to Myrtle Beach, SC.

Despite the economy nationwide, many more people are still selling homes up North and headed south to the beach. This will really help Myrtle Beach to be even more stable as investment properties are being dominated and overtaken by primary residents. Last year in Builder magazine the Grand Strand Myrtle Beach area was named one of the top 15 most stable markets in the nation… it only looks brighter for the future!

Myrtle Beach, SC -RETIREMENT DESTINATION- is a place people choose- not a place they are relocated to because of a job. According to the President of the Myrtle Beach Chamber of Commerce Brad Dean” The Grand Strand is positioned for explosive growth.” When looking for the perfect retirement area and home, visit www.myrtlebeachrealestatetoday.com/.

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