Myrtle Beach Homes for Sale in South Carolina

The median sold price is around $358,000. The broader average sits closer to $266,000 citywide, pulled down by condos. Prices range from condos near $200,000 to estates over a million. Nearby, North Myrtle Beach averages $410,000 and Surfside about $700,000.

The market is rebalancing in 2026. Inventory is up near 4,400 active listings. Condos especially favor buyers, with supply above 8 months. That means more choice and more room to negotiate.

It depends on the neighborhood and price. The median runs roughly 70 to 118 days. Homes are closing near 97 percent of asking. Well-priced single-family homes still move quickly.

Everything from oceanfront condos to gated luxury estates. Family homes in Carolina Forest, golf-community homes, and new construction inland. Investment condos along Ocean Boulevard. Rob can match you to the right community.

Agent commissions typically run between 5 and 6 percent. The exact split and terms are negotiable. What matters more is the marketing and negotiation you get for it. Ask any agent to walk you through their plan.

Ask how long they've sold here and how many homes recently. Ask for references and their marketing plan. A local agent who knows the neighborhoods protects your money. That local knowledge is the whole point.