Real Estate In Myrtle Beach

Myrtle Beach Real Estate Market Report: October 2007 vs. October 2009
November 20th, 2009 10:33 PM

 

 

Myrtle Beach Real Estate Oceanfront at Crescent Keys

 

Single Family HomesMyrtle Beach Waterway Home at Carolina Waterway Plantation

 

                                   2007                               2009

Available for sale:                   6,360                                       6,227

Sold during October:              287                                          312

2007:  4.51% of the home inventory was sold during October.  At this rate, we'll need over 22 months to sell out of our current inventory of listings.    

2009:  5.01% of the home inventory was sold during October.  At this rate, we’ll need almost 20 months to sell out of current inventory.  

Conclusion:  A home now sells two months faster than it did in 2007.   The time it stays on the market is over a year and a half.     We have a similar home inventory as we did in 2007 (available homes for sale).

 

Condos

Available for sale:                   8,840                                       6,182

Sold during October:              362                                          288

2007:  4.10% of the condos were sold during October.  At this rate, we'll need over 2 years to exhaust our condo inventory.

2009:  4.66% of the condos were sold during October.  At this rate, we’ll need about 21.5 months to exhaust our condo inventory.

Conclusion:  We now have over 30% less condo inventory available for sale than we did in 2007.  Condos now sell about 3 months faster than they did in 2007.

 

Land

Available for sale:                   5,670                                       5,216

Sold during October:              72                                            53Myrtle Beach Million Dollar Home For Sale

2007:  1.27% of our land inventory was sold during the month of October.  At this rate, we'll need over 6.5 years to exhaust the existing inventory.

2009:  1.02% of our land inventory was sold during October.  At this rate, we’ll need over 8 years to exhaust the exiting inventory.

Conclusion:  Although we have 8% less inventory, it now takes 1.5 years longer to sell out of the land inventory than it did in 2007.

 

Multi-Family

Available for sale:                   147                                          162

Sold during October:              4                                              2

2007:  2.72% of our multi family inventory was sold during October.  At this rate, we'll need over 3 years to sell out of the existing inventory.

2009:   1.23% of the inventory has been sold in October.  At this rate, we’ll need 6 years and 9 months to exhaust the current inventory.

Conclusion:  Although we now have over 10% more inventory than we did in 2007, sales have been halved.   It now takes 3 years and 9 months longer to sell out of the inventory than it did in 2007.

 

Grand Conclusion:  Land is the most depressed Real Estate product in the Myrtle Beach Market, with a supply of over 8 years.  Multi family is the next most depressed product with an almost 7 year supply (6yrs. 9mos).  The condo market has 30% less inventory than it did two years ago and it’s selling 3 months sooner.  The single home inventory remains virtually unchanged, yet selling 2 months earlier. 


Mirela Monte, Your Myrtle Beach Real Estate Connection                      Proud Optimist!


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Thanksgiving Divorce
November 26th, 2009 1:42 PM

Thanksgiving Divorce

A man in Phoenix calls his son in New York the day before Thanksgiving and says,”I hate to ruin your day, but I have to tell you that your mother and I are divorcing; forty-five years of misery is enough.

“Pop, what are you talking about?” the son screams. We can’t stand the sight of each other any longer,” the father says. “We’re sick of each other, and I’m sick of talking about this, so you call your sister in Chicago and tell her.”

Frantic, the son calls his sister, who explodes on the phone. “Like heck they’re getting divorced,” she shouts, “I’ll take care of this,”

She calls Phoenix immediately, and screams at her father, “You are NOT getting divorced. Don’t do a single thing until I get there. I’m calling my brother back, and we’ll both be there tomorrow. Until then, don’t do a thing, DO YOU HEAR ME?” and hangs up.

The old man hangs up his phone and turns to his wife. “Okay,” he says, “they’re coming for Thanksgiving and paying their own way.”

 


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Darn Technology!
November 25th, 2009 12:51 PM

Darn Technology



Three men are sharing a sauna together.  All of a sudden, they hear a beep.  One of the men gets up and summarily leaves the sauna.  When he returns he explains:

"Sorry, it was my beeper.  I had it implanted in my arm."

Soon thereafter, they hear a phone ring.  The second man excuses himself and walks out.  When he returns he explains:

"Sorry about that!  It was my cell phone.  I had it implanted in my palm."

All of a sudden, the third man gets up and leaves.  He returns shortly thereafter.  As he makes his way back on to the sauna bench, the other two men notice a long piece of toilet paper hanging from his behind.  Observing the glares he explains:  "Sorry guys; I just had a fax come in!"

 



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Myrtle Beach Oceanfront Slaughter Fest:
November 24th, 2009 10:54 PM

Myrtle Beach Oceanfront Slaughter Fest:

Baywatch Resort in North Myrtle Beach SC



My, what a difference four years make… Our oceanfront condo prices have been sliced and diced.


Take Baywatch Resort for example. In 2005 a one bedroom oceanfront condo was selling for $330,000. This year, my Buyer client garnered the same unit for only $110,500. Sure, it was a bank foreclosure and my Buyer paid for it in cash, but nothing other than the timing was different. Same condo, different year. Discount: about 66%!!!


This is not an isolated case. We’ve had a slaughter fest on Myrtle Beach Real Estate this year. To illustrate my point, I am submitting the evidence: a side by side comparison of 2009 and 2005 prices and activity at Baywatch Resort:


Baywatch Resort – 2009 Sales Activity vs. 2005 Sales Activity:

2009:                                                                                           2005:

Size:

Sold for:

Units sold:

Sold for:

Units sold:

Efficiency

$63,000

1

$100,000-$230,000

13

1BR/1Ba

$110,500-$175,000

23

$211,000-$330,000

48

2BR/2BA

$209,000-280,000

12

$340,000-$540,000

25

3BR/2BA

$241,200

1

$425,000-$600,000

5


Mirela Monte, Your Myrtle Beach Oceanfront Realtor




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