Myrtle Beach Real Estate Market Report for July 2013

Good news for the Grand Strand Real Estate Market

In July, Single Family Residential Sales were up 12.5% compared to 2012; year to date, SFR sales are up 20.1% from 2012. In addition to these strong sales numbers, prices are up as well, the median sales price was $177,836 up 4.94% over last July and 4.77% year to date.  Inventories of homes for sale continued to decline, but are still up 4.45% from last year, but the good news for sellers is the distressed inventory (houses in foreclosure) is down 32.6% below last year—taking some downward pressure off prices.

Condos sales are up 17% compared to last July and 7.6% year to date. The median condo sale price is $110,000, up 16.4% over last July and up 2.6% year to date.  Condo inventory is down 8.43% and the distressed inventory down a whopping 43.7%.

What do all these numbers mean to the average seller or buyer?  For sellers, it’s looking better and if you’ve priced your house with the market, stick with your price.  For buyers, it’s no longer the time to make unrealistically low offers as sellers are seeing multiple offers for well-priced homes.

This data is based on research by Site Tech Systems; read their full report at: 

http://www.sitetechsystems.com/Grand_Strand_Market_Report.pdf

Garden City Beach & Murrells Inlet Real Estate Update for April 2013

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Litchfield/Pawleys Island Real Estate Update for April 2013

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GRAND STRAND MARKET REPORT April 2013

Here's the mostly good news from Site Tech Systems:

Single family homes sales are up in April, 31.5% from last year; year to date sales are up 19.5% from 2012. The median sales price shows signs of stabilization, up 3.1% from 2012.  However, as the number of sales climbs and prices stabilize, more homes are coming on the market, inventory is about 6% above last year and will probably continue to grow in May.  Increasing inventory tends to keep prices down, but fewer available homes are distressed inventory (homes in some stage of foreclosure) which is good as distressed home sales tend to put downward pressure on prices.

Condo sales, both in number and median price remained flat with 2012 and inventory continues to decline, both overall and distressed, which over the next few months should help prices.

Much better news for sellers and for buyers, time to take action.

Read the entire report at:

http://www.sitetechsystems.com/Grand_Strand_Market_Report.pdf