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This is an estimate, not an appraisal.
The value range shown is generated automatically from recently sold properties in the area and is provided for informational purposes only. It is not an appraisal, a comparative market analysis (CMA), or an offer to purchase. Actual market value depends on property condition, upgrades, features, location specifics, and current market activity that an automated estimate cannot evaluate.
For a precise valuation, contact a licensed real estate professional. RE/MAX EXECUTIVE (License #114938).
Estimate powered by Ghostly Intelligence by Ghostly Labs. Last 12 months of closed transactions. © 2026. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed.
How Rob Approaches a Listing
An instant estimate is a starting point. What actually moves a sale is the strategy behind the price. Here is how Rob thinks about getting a home sold on the Grand Strand.
On homes over $500,000, Rob's listings have closed at an average of 97.35% of original list price over the past year. The market average at that level was 95.67%. Both numbers come from closed-sale data in the Coastal Carolinas MLS. That is not luck, and it is not a guarantee for any one home. It comes from three habits Rob brings to every listing.
Pricing built on submarket data, not zip code averages. A Carolina Forest home priced against Carolina Forest comps performs. Priced against general Myrtle Beach data, it can miss. Rob works the area at the neighborhood level, not the city level.
Want to talk through what this looks like for your home? Call Rob at (843) 231-0449. No pressure, no obligation.
Behind the Instant Estimate
The number the form generates uses closed sales from the past 12 months in your area, weighted by proximity, square footage, bed and bath count, and recency. The data source is the Coastal Carolinas Association of Realtors MLS, the same database licensed appraisers and listing agents pull from in Horry and Georgetown counties.
That makes it a better starting point than national algorithms like Zillow's Zestimate, which rely on aggregated public records and have well-documented accuracy gaps in coastal markets. But it is still an algorithm, and algorithms have blind spots. Treat the number as a conversation starter, not a final answer.
What the Estimate Captures Well
- Recent closed comparable sales within a defined radius
- Median price per square foot at the neighborhood level
- Basic property characteristics (size, beds, baths, year built)
- Major systems you input (roof age, HVAC age, garage)
Where the Estimate Falls Short
- Interior condition, finishes, and fit-out quality
- Renovations, additions, and capital improvements
- Lot orientation, view, and proximity to water, golf, or main roads
- HOA structure, dues, and amenity package
- Current demand inside your specific community
- Seasonal momentum and inventory pressure at the time of listing
Questions Sellers Ask Before Listing
How close is the instant estimate to what my home will actually sell for?
For a standard single-family home in an established neighborhood with no major upgrades or unique features, the estimate typically lands within 5 to 10 percent of final sale price. For waterfront, custom-built, golf course, or heavily renovated properties, the variance grows. Those homes need a walked CMA to price correctly. That is a conversation worth having before you list.
