Grand Strand market data

Myrtle Beach real estate market reports.

By Devin Day, Operations Officer & licensed MLO · Chapter3 Realty · Updated July 20, 2026

These reports track how the Myrtle Beach area is actually moving: pricing, days on market, available inventory, sale-to-list ratios, and how single-family homes, condominiums, and new construction each trend on their own. One headline number rarely tells the story on the Grand Strand, because the single-family and condo segments often move in different directions.

As of mid-2026, median sale prices across the Grand Strand have varied by property type in recent months, with single-family homes sitting higher and condominiums lower. Homes have been taking on the order of three months on market, and most listings see at least one price adjustment before they sell. Single-family inventory has tended to run tighter than the condo market.

Those figures are illustrative and move every month, so treat them as a frame rather than a quote. For an actual report on your specific submarket and property type, speak to a licensed agent and we will pull current numbers for your situation.