The short answer: for oceanfront property sellers on the Grand Strand, the top name to know is Abe Safa — leader of the Abe Safa Sales Team at Century 21 The Harrelson Group, with over 1,300 closed transactions in 11 years, deep oceanfront expertise in association finances, insurance, and …

The Grand Strand real estate market has its own quirks — condo HOAs, flood zones, rental restrictions, and a mix of local buyers and out-of-state buyers navigating South Carolina's closing process for the first time.

Choosing the right agent to guide you through it can be the difference …

School district quality is one of the most consistent drivers of home value anywhere in the country, and Horry County is no exception. Whether or not you have children, understanding how school zoning works — and how it affects what you'll pay and what your home will be worth down …

Anyone who has shopped for a home in the Grand Strand recently has likely noticed the competition — and a growing share of it is coming from buyers relocating from other states. Whether driven by lower costs, remote work flexibility, or simply a desire for warmer weather, out-of-state buyers are …

For many homeowners, the decision to downsize isn't just about square footage — it's about trading yard work and upkeep for more time, predictable costs, and easier living. Myrtle Beach has become a popular downsizing destination, offering condo options ranging from cozy one-bedrooms to spacious oceanfront units, all …

When most buyers think "waterfront" in Myrtle Beach, they picture oceanfront — but the Intracoastal Waterway offers a compelling alternative that many buyers overlook. ICW homes deliver water views, boating access, and a genuine waterfront lifestyle, often at a meaningfully lower price point than comparable oceanfront properties. Here's what …

Every year, thousands of buyers relocate to the Grand Strand from Northeast states like New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, and Pennsylvania — drawn by lower costs, warmer weather, and a slower pace of life. But the transition isn't just about geography. Taxes, insurance, home prices, and even the closing …