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Conway residents oppose 372-unit housing development along Highway 905
CONWAY, SC (WMBF) - Residents along Two Pine Drive are pushing back against a proposed housing development that would bring 372 single-family units to land along Highway 905. The development group is seeking to rezone several hundred acres from forest and agricultural use to a preservation-style multi-residential district to build the homes.
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Myrtle Beach approves MID tax for another year, with more oversight discussion
MYRTLE BEACH, SC (WMBF) - The Myrtle Beach City Council approved the municipal improvement district, or MID, tax for another year. City leaders spent more time discussing what the renewal should mean for oversight and results in the downtown district. The MID tax has a 10-year lifespan that began in...
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45-acre Little River buy, planning public uses and a retail village
LITTLE RIVER S.C. (WPDE) — The BWS Company (BWS), a Charleston-based land investor and developer, has acquired approximately 45 acres at 901 U.S. Highway 17 in Little River, the former site of Harbour View Golf Course. The company plans to redevelop the property into a combination of public and...
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With Rent Under $580, This Quiet South Carolina Town Offers An Affordable And Relaxed Lifestyle
Tucked away in the heart of Marlboro County, Bennettsville, South Carolina is the kind of town where life moves at a comfortable pace and your dollar stretches surprisingly far. With average rent sitting well under $580 a month, this small city along the Great Pee Dee River is catching the attention of people looking for a simpler, more affordable way of living.
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Hoffmeyer Road in West Florence seeing growth
FLORENCE COUNTY, S.C. (WPDE) — Hoffmeyer Road in Florence has seen a burst of growth in recent months. There's a new Bojangles, along with new commercial and residential construction projects. Some community members said they like seeing all the growth. "The growth is good. I think it's real good...
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Margaritaville project could be Myrtle Beach’s first new coastal condo in a decade, developers say
MYRTLE BEACH, SC (WMBF) - Developers are calling it the area’s first new coastal condominium offering in more than a decade, and it is coming under the Margaritaville name. Developers broke ground Saturday on the 271-unit Margaritaville Vacation Residences Myrtle Beach, a resort-style residential community at 235 Fins Up Circle in Arcadian Shores.
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Discount Furniture & Mattress Surfside Beach Announces Expansion of Personality Driven Branding Strategy Across the Myrtle Beach Market
Strategic Brand Positioning Across the Myrtle Beach Market Discount Furniture & Mattress Surfside Beach, a retail business serving customers throughout the greater Myrtle Beach region, has announced an expanded focus on personality driven branding across its operations. The initiative reflects a continued effort by owner Brayden Bass to integrate personal identity and digital storytelling into […]
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Margaritaville breaks ground on Myrtle Beach condos, first new coastal build in decade
MYRTLE BEACH S.C. (WPDE) — Margaritaville Vacation Residences Myrtle Beach marked the start of its newest Myrtle Beach development with a groundbreaking launch party held yesterday for a new coastal condominium community. The event featured a band, food and margaritas as the company celebrated plans for 271 resort-style units...
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New Home Floor Plans in Myrtle Beach That Fit Every Lifestyle
Fresh coastal communities feature modern layouts that match family comfort, privacy expectations, and long-term household convenience. Buyers appreciate spacious interiors that support relaxed conversations, quiet evenings, and memorable gatherings with visiting relatives. Several neighborhoods present creative home layouts with attractive kitchens, generous bedrooms, and practical storage solutions for residents. Flexible...
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Retro Myrtle Beach motel is up for sale. Take a look inside the Holiday Shores
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The K-Shaped Recovery of Myrtle Beach’s Hotel Market
In Brief: In the wake of the pandemic, Myrtle Beach has experienced a K-shaped hotel recovery. The broader market has softened from post-pandemic peaks, with lower supply, demand, and revenue, while branded, upper-midscale and above hotels have expanded and outperformed pre-2019 levels. That divergence has drawn new investment, rebranding, and redevelopment in the market’s higher-end segment, signaling sustained confidence.
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Gen Z homeownership gap reaches record high in Madison
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The Quiet South Carolina Town Where Rent Stays Under $580 And Life Moves Beautifully Slow
In Bennettsville, South Carolina, time hasn’t stopped, but it has definitely downshifted to a more reasonable gear, and the rent prices reflect a reality that feels almost fictional in modern America. This Marlboro County gem offers something increasingly precious: the ability to live well without spending every penny you...