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Myrtle Beach Real Estate

Second fastest-growing metro in the country, in the fastest-growing state.

The stunning coastal community of Myrtle Beach, South Carolina is widely known for its breathtaking ocean views, spectacular resorts, and upscale homes. Myrtle Beach offers residents a vast array of remarkable amenities and exciting entertainment options.

The area also has a vibrant arts culture, diverse shopping opportunities ranging from beach shops to upscale boutiques, an exquisite selection of dining venues, an abundance of white sand beaches, and numerous pristine nature areas.

Homes for SaleAbout $150,000 to $7 million

Most HomesAbout $300,000 to $700,000

Condos for SaleAbout $95,000 to $5.5 million

Myrtle Beach Houses for Sale

Myrtle Beach is the largest market on the coast by a wide margin. There are usually more than 1,000 Myrtle Beach houses for sale and close to 1,900 condos, and the spread is enormous: from about $150,000 for an older home off Highway 501 to $7 million on the oceanfront. Most Myrtle Beach houses list between $300,000 and $700,000, which is where Carolina Forest, Market Common, the golf communities and the newer neighborhoods along the bypass sit. About 110 houses are listed above $1 million and nearly 40 above $2 million, almost all of them oceanfront, on the Intracoastal Waterway, or in Grande Dunes and the Dunes Club.

Condos are the other half of the market and the affordable half: roughly half of the condos for sale in Myrtle Beach are under $200,000, most of those oceanfront or ocean-view resort units, and a two- or three-bedroom in a golf or lake community usually lands between $200,000 and $350,000. The luxury oceanfront buildings run from the mid $600,000s to $5.5 million.

Myrtle Beach Rated #1 Place to Move

Myrtle Beach has been long characterized as one of the best places to vacation in the United States, but what many don't realize is that it is also one of the best places to live. The U.S. Census Bureau's March 2026 estimates ranked Myrtle Beach–Conway–North Myrtle Beach the second fastest-growing metropolitan area in the country at 3.2% growth, with South Carolina first among all fifty states.

Residents of Myrtle Beach take pride in this community's embodiment of acceptance and spirituality, both clearly displayed in its many celebrations, parades, and in its arts and entertainment culture.

And speaking of art, whether you are looking for art galleries with modern works or museums detailing the rich history of Myrtle Beach, you will have no problem finding a great number of artsy things to do here!

Purchase one of the many Myrtle Beach Homes for Sale and experience a lavish beach lifestyle while at some of the most highly regarded beaches in the United States.

#2 Fastest-Growing Metro

Second in the nation for population growth, in a state ranked first.

Low Property Taxes

South Carolina ranks 4th-lowest nationally, with a further break for primary residences.

60 Miles of Beach

White sand beachfront stretching from Little River to Pawleys Island.

Myrtle Beach Oceanfront Homes for Sale

Luxury and lifestyle meet along the sandy shores of the Atlantic Ocean. Enjoy the breathtaking views over the deep blue horizon and relax while you take it all in. This is paradise and finding the right oceanfront home in Myrtle Beach will be one of the best purchases you may ever make. If you want the view without the oceanfront price, the houses across Ocean Boulevard and on the second row are on my Ocean View Homes for Sale Myrtle Beach SC page.

Myrtle Beach Luxury Homes

There are numerous developments throughout Myrtle Beach with luxury homes. From the amazing lifestyle offered in Grande Dunes to the lakeside homes in Plantation Lakes, you will be sure to find the home that you are searching for in Myrtle Beach.

Entertainment and amenity centers are a contributing factor to why buyers choose some of these luxury home communities. For example, The Bluffs and Plantation Point both have direct Intracoastal Waterway access for you to enjoy boating and other water sports.

The Dunes Club is another, set between the Atlantic and a Robert Trent Jones golf course that has hosted the PGA TOUR since 2024. Some of the most luxurious homes are those that are oceanfront — you will find Luxury Oceanfront Homes for Sale throughout Myrtle Beach.

Myrtle Beach Condos

Condos make up just over half of real estate in the Myrtle Beach area. There are many reasons why a condo is the selection of choice for those searching for a property in the Myrtle Beach area. Condos are available in many settings such as oceanfront or ocean view, a few blocks from the beach, on a golf course, on the waterway, in a gated community or a centrally located condo to live a more maintenance-free lifestyle.

Kingston Plantation is one of the larger condominium communities in the city, with five oceanfront towers plus villas and low-rise buildings across 145 acres.

Myrtle Beach Oceanfront Condos

Much of the oceanfront skyline of Myrtle Beach is speckled with high rise condominium resorts, and every one of them is on my Myrtle Beach Oceanfront Condos page. Most of the condos are privately owned as either second homes or investment properties. There are few that claim their primary residence as an oceanfront condo in Myrtle Beach.

The advantage of having an oceanfront investment condo is that the properties rent to vacationers more frequently. Some of the golf course condo complexes in the Myrtle Beach area offer vacation rentals, but don't bring in nearly the number that some of the oceanfront resorts do.

Vista del Mar in Grande Dunes and the oceanfront towers at Kingston Plantation are two popular Luxury Oceanfront condo choices worth consideration.

Worth knowing before you buy: a second home or investment condo is assessed at 6% rather than the 4% primary residence rate, and it does not qualify for the school operating exemption. See Horry County Property Tax for what that means in dollars.

Myrtle Beach Golf Course Condos

There are several golf course communities to choose from in the Myrtle Beach area and up and down the coast. Some of the more popular ones selling today are Magnolia Pointe and many of the golf course condos of Barefoot Resort.

Most of the condo complexes on the golf courses allow the owner to lease the properties to vacationers, and many have onsite or nearby rental companies to handle this for you. Golf course condos are typically more spacious and the association fees are less than condos on the ocean.

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Myrtle Beach Neighborhoods

Myrtle Beach covers a lot of ground. These are the communities within and around the city that buyers ask about most.

Carolina Forest — the largest master-planned area, west of the city with an award-winning school district.
Grande Dunes — gated luxury spanning the oceanfront and both sides of the Intracoastal Waterway.
Market Common — a walkable urban village built on the former Air Force base.
The Dunes Club — established oceanfront homes around a PGA TOUR golf course.
Kingston Plantation — 145 oceanfront acres of towers, villas and resort amenities.
Briarcliffe Acres — a small incorporated town with a private beach, just north of the city.

Why Buyers Choose Myrtle Beach

People used to move here to retire. Plenty still do — Myrtle Beach remains one of the fastest-growing metros in the country for residents 65 and over — but the buyer pool is much broader now. Families escaping northern winters, remote workers who can live anywhere, and second-home owners who eventually make the beach their primary address all show up in the same market.

What holds it together is the cost side. Low property taxes, no local income tax, Social Security exempt from state income tax, and home prices well below comparable coastal markets further south. That combination is why the growth numbers look the way they do.

For more information about Myrtle Beach Homes for Sale or to schedule a showing please call or text Ashley DeLong, Realtor at (843) 685-3191 today. If you would like to see home prices and other information gathered from the MLS over the last 12 months, see my Myrtle Beach Market Report.

Frequently Asked Questions About Myrtle Beach Real Estate

How much are houses in Myrtle Beach SC?

Myrtle Beach houses for sale run from about $150,000 to $7 million, and most list between $300,000 and $700,000. About 110 are above $1 million, nearly all oceanfront, waterway or in Grande Dunes and the Dunes Club. Condos start under $100,000, about half are under $200,000, and the luxury oceanfront buildings run from the mid $600,000s to $5.5 million. More than 1,000 houses and close to 1,900 condos are usually on the market.

Is Myrtle Beach a good place to live?

Myrtle Beach is one of the fastest-growing metropolitan areas in the country. The U.S. Census Bureau's March 2026 estimates ranked it second nationally for population growth at 3.2%, with South Carolina first among all fifty states. Low property taxes, no local income tax and 60 miles of beachfront are the reasons most often cited.

What types of property are available in Myrtle Beach?

Condos make up just over half of the Myrtle Beach market. Buyers can also choose oceanfront homes, luxury homes in gated communities, golf course properties, waterway homes with Intracoastal access, and new construction across a wide range of price points.

Where are the luxury homes in Myrtle Beach?

Luxury developments include Grande Dunes, The Dunes Club, Plantation Lakes, The Bluffs on the Waterway and Plantation Point. The Bluffs and Plantation Point both have direct Intracoastal Waterway access, and oceanfront homes throughout the city sit at the top of the market.

Are oceanfront condos a good investment in Myrtle Beach?

Oceanfront condos rent to vacationers more frequently than golf course properties, which is why most are owned as second homes or investments rather than primary residences. Bear in mind that a second home is assessed for property tax at 6% rather than the 4% primary residence rate.

What is the difference between oceanfront and golf course condos?

Golf course condos are typically more spacious and carry lower association fees than oceanfront condos, though they generate fewer vacation rentals. Most golf course complexes allow owners to lease to vacationers, often with onsite or nearby rental management.

What neighborhoods are in Myrtle Beach?

Communities within and around the city include Carolina Forest, Grande Dunes, Market Common, The Dunes Club, Kingston Plantation and Briarcliffe Acres, alongside many smaller subdivisions.