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Loris is a small-town, inland community in northern Horry County, positioned for people who want more space and a quieter pace while still being within an easy drive of North Myrtle Beach and the Grand Strand. The housing mix tends to be broad—established neighborhoods near town, newer subdivisions and “country” settings on the outskirts, and a meaningful share of manufactured/modular options—so buyers can often choose between affordability, land, and newer construction depending on priorities.
Recent market signals point to a more balanced, choice-driven environment than the peak frenzy years: inventory is available and selection has improved, while closed sales suggest most homes still trade close to asking when they’re priced realistically and presented well. At the same time, time-on-market has been uneven—some listings move quickly, but others linger—so condition, pricing strategy, and seller concessions matter more than they did when demand was overwhelming.
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Notes for compliance & clarity: This is general market commentary, not an appraisal or a guarantee of results. Fair Housing applies—housing is offered without regard to protected classes, and marketing should focus on property features and objective location facts. Always verify HOA rules, property condition, and any buyer-specific financing requirements with the appropriate professionals.

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A clean, data-driven snapshot of what’s happening in the Loris market right now—based on the attached RPR Market Analysis report (dated 1/6/2026).
Loris continues to show active buyer demand with moderate inventory and sale prices typically landing slightly below list price. Overall conditions lean seller-favorable, but buyers still have room to negotiate depending on property condition, pricing, and competition.
How that reads: 3.63 months of supply generally means buyers have choices, but well-priced homes can still move quickly.
This signals steady absorption—homes are going under contract consistently.
That $157/sq ft sold vs $186/sq ft active highlights a common pattern: asking prices are higher than where the market is closing, so correct pricing (and condition) matters.
This doesn’t mean every home is down—it’s a broad model-based estimate and varies widely by neighborhood, home type, condition, and upgrades.
Whether you’re buying, selling, or investing in Loris:
Joe Foster, REALTOR®
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