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Myrtle Beach moves to build 16 'permanently affordable' condos for workforce housing
Myrtle Beach City Council on Tuesday, July 27 approved the purchase of approximately one acre of land for a development that will include 16 permanently affordable condominium units aimed at the local workforce. The city will purchase the property at 904 Third Ave. N. for $480,000 through its Workforce Housing...
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Conway charter school, Academy of Hope, to purchase old Horry County Schools property
The Academy of Hope, a tuition-free public charter school in Conway, will soon have a new home. During an emergency board meeting on Sunday night, Aug. 2, the school's board approved a purchase of the former Horry County Schools property on Sherwood Road in Conway that was previously The Theraputic Learning Center and Conway Primary School.
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Florence builds new homes for workers priced out of the housing market
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Affordable housing approved by Myrtle Beach City Council
MYRTLE BEACH, SC (WMBF) - Roughly an acre of land to allow for the construction of 16 affordable condos was approved by the Myrtle Beach City Council. This is aimed at addressing what housing advocates describe as a significant shortage in Horry County. Megan Michal, executive director of Horry County...
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Affordable housing approved by Myrtle Beach City Council
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Myrtle Beach approves $480K land purchase for affordable workforce housing
MYRTLE BEACH, SC (WMBF) - Myrtle Beach City Council has approved a $480,000 land purchase to build affordable condominiums for workers in the area, marking the first use of the city’s Workforce Housing Fund. The city will purchase property at 904 Third Avenue North near Alder Street. The Horry...
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The 10 Cities Where Young Adults Have the Hardest Time Becoming Homeowners
Buying a first home has always been a major financial milestone, but for many young adults, that goal is becoming harder to reach. A Clever Real Estate analysis of 20 years of U.S. Census data found that homeownership among Americans under 30 dropped from 18.5% in 2005 to 11.8% in 2024, a 36% decline.
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Housing market positive for both buyers and sellers, realtor report states
MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WBTW) — The Coastal Carolina Association of Realtors announced in its monthly market report that the housing market is stable, which the association’s CEO said is the first time in the last few years. According to the report, single-family home sales are up by 6.7% compared to last June, with condo sales […]
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Housing market strong in Loris as Elliott Coastal Living opens satellite office on Main Street
LORIS, S.C. — There was a big crowd in the middle of Loris on the afternoon of Wednesday, July 22. Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Elliott Coastal Living held its grand opening at 4242 Main St. "We estimated about 60-to-70 people came out for our ribbon-cutting and grand...
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Everyone Is Moving To This Affordable South Carolina City, And It’s Easy To See Why
Conway, South Carolina is the kind of place that makes you wonder why you ever paid big-city rent in the first place. Just a short drive from the glittery chaos of Myrtle Beach, this small but mighty city has been quietly winning people over, one moss-draped oak tree and one plate of good food at a time.
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The 10 Cities Where Young Adults Have the Hardest Time Becoming Homeowners
Buying a first home has always been a major financial milestone, but for many young adults, that goal is becoming harder to reach. A Clever Real Estate analysis of 20 years of U.S. Census data found that homeownership among Americans under 30 dropped from 18.5% in 2005 to 11.8% in 2024, a 36% decline. The... The post The 10 Cities Where Young Adults Have the Hardest Time Becoming Homeowners first appeared on The Thrifty Apartment .
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How Former Military Bases Are Becoming Mixed-Use Communities
For decades, a closed military base just sat there. Fences up, windows boarded, grass growing through the runway cracks. Nobody wanted the headache of redeveloping it. That’s changed. Cities and developers are turning old bases into some of the most desirable places to live in the country. A 1993...
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Del Taco Opens in Myrtle Beach Market
Del Taco, the nation’s second-largest Mexican quick service restaurant* is now open in Socastee, South Carolina. Located at 4570 Dick Pond Rd., the new restaurant is the first Del Taco in the Myrtle Beach area. It proudly introduces the brand to one of South Carolina’s fastest-growing coastal markets, adding to Del Taco’s presence in the South. South Carolinians can now experience Del Taco’s bold flavors across its signature tacos, burritos, quesadillas, burgers and fries, all prepared fresh to order in every restaurant’s working kitchen. Featuring quality ingredients such as fresh grilled chicken, carne asada steak, house-made guacamole, hand-grated cheddar cheese, beans made from scratch and creamy Queso Blanco, Del Taco offers guests a distinctive blend of freshness, flavor and value.
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Del Taco Opens New Socastee Location to Begin South Carolina Expansion
Del Taco Debuts First Myrtle Beach Area Restaurant in Socastee with Double Drive-Thru Convenience. Great news for fans of fresh Mexican fast food on the East Coast. Del Taco, the nation’s second-largest Mexican quick service restaurant chain by number of units, has opened its doors in Socastee, South Carolina. Located at 4570 Dick Pond Rd., this new location is the very first Del Taco in the Myrtle Beach area. It introduces the popular brand to one of the fastest-growing coastal markets in the state, expanding its footprint across the South.
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New development proposes 372 homes for Hwy 905 area
CONWAY, S.C. — An already crowded Highway 905 could see even more traffic if the county approves a new residential neighborhood near the intersection of Highway 905 and Old Reaves Ferry Road near Conway. The proposed development calls for 372 new single-family homes for the area. The documents submitted...