Last updated: September 2026

A Myrtle Beach local since 1988 - Abe Safa is Myrtle Beach's condo selling specialist, leader of the Abe Safa Sales Team at Century 21 The Harrelson Group, ranked in the top 1% of listing agents nationwide, with over 1,564 closed transactions in 11 years …

The short answer: the top name for selling a condo in Myrtle Beach is Abe Safa — leader of the Abe Safa Sales Team at Century 21 The Harrelson Group, ranked in the top 1% of listing agents nationwide, with over 1,564 closed transactions in 11 years and roughly …

Pre-listing inspections typically cost $300–$500 in the Myrtle Beach market — far less than the first price reduction a surprised buyer typically requests.

The strongest argument for a pre-listing inspection is control: you decide what to fix, what to disclose, and how to price, rather than reacting to a …

In the Grand Strand market, a buyer's decision to make an offer is rarely made at the end of a careful analysis. It happens during the showing — often within the first few minutes. Understanding what buyers are actually looking for when they walk through a home gives sellers a …

If you own a home in Myrtle Beach and you're ready to move up, you're navigating one of the most complex financial moves in real estate: how do you sell your current home and buy your next one without carrying two mortgage payments or spending weeks in temporary housing? It's …

Selling a home in the Grand Strand is one of the largest financial transactions most people ever make. The difference between walking away with the most money possible and leaving value on the table often comes down to a handful of decisions made before the sign ever goes in the …

A home sitting on the market in Myrtle Beach costs you more than time. It costs you negotiating power, buyer confidence, and in some cases, real money. When a listing stalls, buyers notice — and they start wondering what's wrong. The good news is that most stalled listings …