Trade boardrooms for boardwalks, alarms for ocean waves or the lapping rivers, and let every day start in colors like this.
Trade boardrooms for boardwalks, alarms for ocean waves or the lapping rivers, and let every day start in colors like this.
Over 60 miles of coastal bliss.
This link gives you a quick high-level search of the coastal portion of Horry and Georgetown Counties on the Zillow Platform.
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Horry + Georgetown Counties | August 2026
Prepared by Joe Foster, REALTOR®
The Grand Strand market has pulled up a beach chair—and brought a calculator. Buyers have more choices, sellers face more competition, and negotiation is firmly back in the conversation.
These regional figures represent the midpoint of the reported Horry and Georgetown County medians. They are not a transaction-weighted calculation for every sale across the two counties.
In plain terms:
➡️ Buyers have more breathing room
➡️ Sellers should expect negotiation
➡️ Correctly priced homes can still move
➡️ A condo near the beach and a home outside Conway are playing very different games
The counties did not move in perfect step during June. Horry County’s median sold price rose 2.8% from May, while Georgetown County’s fell 12.2%.
That does not necessarily mean one market suddenly became stronger or weaker. The mix of homes sold—condos, luxury properties, inland homes, land, and new construction—can quickly move a monthly median.
This is why one giant “Grand Strand average” can create more fog than clarity.
Selling? More listings mean more competition. Pricing, condition, photos, and presentation all matter. Hope is wonderful—but it is not a pricing strategy.
Buying? Buyers may have better opportunities to negotiate price, repairs, closing costs, or other terms, especially on homes that have been sitting.
Watching values? Regional reports provide the big picture. Neighborhood and property-type data provide the useful picture.
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This summary combines the Horry County Grand Strand Market Activity and Georgetown County Grand Strand Market Analysis reports dated August 4, 2026. The primary market statistics reflect June 2026 activity.
The Grand Strand stretches from inland communities to oceanfront resorts. The regional headline is useful—but the local details are where good decisions begin.
Joe Foster, REALTOR®
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This summary is for informational purposes only and is not an appraisal or guarantee of value.
Data is sourced from Realtors Property Resource® (RPR), MLS, and public records; information is not guaranteed.
Market statistics reflect all residential property types and may not include all transactions.
Market conditions can change rapidly and vary by property and location.
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