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Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

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Discover Market Common in Myrtle Beach, SC

Market Common is one of the most sought-after communities in Myrtle Beach, offering a distinctive blend of coastal living, walkable streets, neighborhood parks, dining, shopping and thoughtfully designed residential areas. Located just minutes from the Atlantic Ocean, Market Common combines the convenience of an urban village with the relaxed lifestyle that makes Myrtle Beach such a desirable place to call home.

Market Common homes include Charleston-inspired residences, traditional single-family homes, newer construction, townhomes and condominiums. Each Market Common neighborhood offers its own architecture, amenities, location and lifestyle, giving buyers a wide selection of Myrtle Beach real estate to compare.

Browse the newest Market Common homes for sale below, or explore the individual Market Common communities to find the property and neighborhood that best match your needs.

Homes for SaleAbout $350,000 to $850,000

Most HomesAbout $400,000 to $650,000

Townhomes & CondosAbout $210,000 to $1.25 million

Market Commons Myrtle Beach SC

Most people say Market Commons, with an s, and the developer says The Market Common. Either way it is the same place: the walkable district built on the former Myrtle Beach Air Force Base, south of the airport and a mile from the ocean, and the neighborhoods that grew up around it. Market Commons Myrtle Beach SC is one of the few places on the coast where you can buy a house and walk to dinner, and that is what sets its prices.

There are usually 50 to 60 houses for sale across the Market Common neighborhoods, from about $350,000 for a smaller home in Meridian or Summit at Meridian to about $850,000 in the Highlands at Withers Preserve, with the Charleston-style homes in Sweetgrass Square and The Battery from about $540,000 to $780,000. Most Market Common homes for sale list between $400,000 and $650,000. Townhomes and condos add another 30 or so listings, from about $210,000 at Windsor Gate to the mid $400,000s in the residences above the shops, and the luxury condos at Market View run from the high $300,000s to $1.25 million.

Market Common Neighborhoods

Use the community links below to view available homes, neighborhood information and current real estate listings throughout the Market Common area. They are grouped by price range, highest first, and alphabetically within each range.

Market Common Homes

$600,000 and Up

$400,000 to $600,000

Under $400,000

Market Common Townhomes and Condos

$500,000 and Up

Market ViewLuxury

$300,000 to $500,000

Under $300,000

Parks and amenities near Market Common homes in Myrtle Beach

Market Common Parks, Recreation & Outdoor Living

Green space is an important part of the Market Common lifestyle. Valor Memorial Garden provides a landscaped gathering place near the shops and restaurants, while the larger Grand Park area offers walking paths, lakes, playgrounds, athletic facilities and open spaces for enjoying the outdoors.

Savannah’s Playground, located at Grand Park, is an all-abilities playground designed to create an inclusive recreational experience for children and families. The surrounding district also offers picnic areas, fishing locations, sports fields and convenient access to Bark Park South.

Walkable Setting

Sidewalks connect homes, parks, restaurants, shops and community gathering spaces.

Outdoor Recreation

Residents enjoy nearby lakes, trails, athletic fields, playgrounds and landscaped parks.

Coastal Location

The beach, Myrtle Beach State Park and major area attractions are only minutes away.

Shopping and dining in The Market Common Myrtle Beach

Market Common Shopping, Dining & Entertainment

The heart of The Market Common is a pedestrian-friendly commercial district filled with restaurants, specialty shops, personal services and entertainment. Landscaped sidewalks, fountains and outdoor seating make it an inviting place to meet friends, enjoy dinner or spend a relaxed afternoon.

Dining choices range from casual gathering places to sushi, Southern cuisine, Italian fare and international flavors. Residents can also enjoy movies, bowling, seasonal markets, community celebrations and other events held throughout the year.

Because individual businesses can change, buyers should consult The Market Common’s current business directory when researching a particular restaurant, store or service.

Southern-style homes for sale in Market Common Myrtle Beach

Market Common Homes & Southern Architecture

Architecture throughout the Market Common area is varied and distinctive. Buyers will find Charleston-inspired homes with double porches, Craftsman-style residences, traditional single-family homes, townhomes and condominiums positioned above or near the commercial district.

Depending on the neighborhood, available homes may include welcoming front porches, landscaped courtyards, rear-entry garages, open living areas, community pools, walking trails and water views. Newer communities generally offer contemporary layouts and finishes, while established neighborhoods often provide mature landscaping and a stronger traditional neighborhood character.

The Market Common residences, the condos on the upper floors of the buildings along the main street, are the only homes with the shops and restaurants literally downstairs; High Market units list from the mid $300,000s, and Market View is the luxury building, with million-dollar listings. Buyers interested in low-maintenance living can explore Market Common townhomes and condominiums, while those seeking additional privacy or outdoor space can compare the area’s single-family communities.

Market Common townhomes and neighborhood streets

Market Common Townhomes & Condos

Although the communities are commonly grouped under the Market Common name, they do not all provide the same experience. Some are close enough for an easy walk or golf-cart ride to the commercial district, while others offer larger homesites, newer construction, gated entrances or more extensive neighborhood amenities.

HOA fees, included services, rental rules and property restrictions also vary by community. Buyers should compare not only the home itself, but also the neighborhood location, monthly ownership costs and community guidelines before making a decision.

There are nine separate townhome and condominium communities in the district, filed under nine different names in the MLS, so a single search will never show you all of them. The Market Common townhomes and condos guide compares every one of them on price, size and what each HOA fee actually covers.

Popular choices include The Battery, Sweetgrass Square, Emmens Preserve, Cresswind and Meridian.

Why Buyers Love Market Common

Market Common appeals to buyers who want more than a home alone. Its combination of attractive neighborhoods, parks, restaurants, shopping, recreation and convenient access to the beach creates a lifestyle that feels connected, comfortable and distinctly Myrtle Beach.

One of the most important things to understand is how much the individual communities differ. Buyers who want to walk or take a golf cart to dinner may prioritize a different neighborhood from those seeking newer construction, a larger yard, gated access or a full collection of community amenities.

Market Common Myrtle Beach homes, parks and coastal lifestyle

Frequently Asked Questions About Market Common

How much are homes for sale in Market Common Myrtle Beach?

Houses in the Market Common neighborhoods run from about $350,000 in Meridian to about $850,000 in the Highlands at Withers Preserve, and most list between $400,000 and $650,000. Townhomes and condos run from about $210,000 at Windsor Gate to the mid $400,000s, and the luxury condos at Market View run from the high $300,000s to $1.25 million. Roughly 50 to 60 houses and 30 condos and townhomes are on the market at a time.

Is it Market Common or Market Commons?

The official name is The Market Common, but most locals and most buyers say Market Commons. Both refer to the same walkable district and surrounding neighborhoods on the former Myrtle Beach Air Force Base in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.

Is The Market Common a walkable community?

The central commercial district is highly walkable, with restaurants, shops, entertainment and public gathering spaces located close together. Walkability from a particular home depends on the neighborhood and its position within the greater Market Common area.

How close is Market Common to the beach?

Market Common is located just minutes from the Atlantic Ocean and Myrtle Beach State Park. Exact driving distance varies by neighborhood and the beach access point being used.

What types of homes are available in Market Common?

Buyers can find single-family homes, Charleston-style residences, townhomes, condominiums, low-maintenance properties and homes in both established and newer communities.

Does Market Common have HOA fees?

Many communities in the Market Common area have homeowners associations, but fees and included services vary. Current HOA documents and costs should be reviewed for the specific property being considered.

Are short-term rentals allowed in Market Common?

Rental rules vary by neighborhood, property type and association. Buyers planning to rent a property should verify current HOA restrictions, zoning requirements and applicable local regulations before purchasing.

Is Market Common suitable for year-round living?

Yes. Market Common is popular with full-time residents because of its parks, services, dining, shopping, recreational opportunities and convenient access to other parts of Myrtle Beach.

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