Retire In Myrtle Beach

Myrtle Beach incorporated as a Town in 1938 and became a City in 1957.  There are over 25,000 permanent residents and millions of visitors.

In the late 1800s people began to vacation in the rustic area of Myrtle Beach.  There were only a few permanent residents at the turn of the century.  But, drawn by the ocean, sand and trees, people began to call Myrtle Beach their home as the 1900s progressed.  Now the 13th fastest growing metropolitan area in the U.S.  but do not confuse our relaxing coastal lifestyle with the metropolitan cities where you may live or work now. 

Today, Myrtle Beach is a well known destination for vacationers, golfers, and retirees from around the country and Canada. 

Now that you are considering the Myrtle Beach area for your retirement you have probably heard what a great area it is for those who retire.  Magazines and TV have finally found the Grand Strand and it is becoming a top pick for retirees.  When you read the information below remember if you have your own Realtor, they will help you find the answers about details for real estate of interest to you:

• Real estate in and around Myrtle Beach is priced lower and provides numerous choices.  Our area has been featured on HGTV and recognized for the value of property.  New construction homes can be found for as low as $150,000.  The best prices can be negotiated on standing inventory that builders want to move prior to starting other homes.  Existing homes of any age are also a value in this extreme Buyer’s Market.  Most of the foreclosure homes in this area were second homes and are probably in like-new condition.
  
  Purchasing a condo, townhouse, semi-detached, residential lot, or land at prices  reflective of today’s market can also provide your retirement with a great place to live.
  
  When you are ready to make the Myrtle Beach area your permanent residence a single family home or a condo off the ocean normally makes the best residence.  According to those who have purchased a condo for retirement that allows short-term rentals they may regret their purchase because of the vacation season commotion.