North Myrtle Beach
North Myrtle Beach, SC · Real Estate
The Post and Courier
Developer ready to spend $7M on Conway venture, rebrand water tower
CONWAY — The Tennessee real estate firm behind the transformation of Conway's Coastal Centre is ready to invest another $7 million in the city. Rise Partners officials say their plan to redevelop 67 acres off Mill Pond Road for a major mixed-use venture would include 230 homes and brand-name retailers. The developer has emphasized that its interest was spurred by demand from tenants unable to lock down space at the mall site and the city's own economic strength. "I'm very excited about it," City Councilwoman Julie Hardwick said. "This is a well-designed project and it's going to be a star in t...
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Anderson Brothers Bank Welcomes Michael Hayes as Branch Manager and Commercial Loan Officer in Latta
Mullins, October 2026 – Anderson Brothers Bank is pleased to welcome Michael Hayes as Branch Manager and Commercial Loan Officer at its Latta branch, located at 100 E. Main Street. In this dual role, Hayes will provide leadership for the branch while helping local businesses access financing to support...
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The Overlooked South Carolina Town Where Rent Stays Under $700 And Life Still Feels Good
Most towns that end up being genuinely wonderful are the ones that never tried to convince you of it. Bennettsville, South Carolina fits that description so perfectly it almost feels like the town was designed as a counterargument to every overhyped destination you’ve ever been disappointed by. It sits...
The Post and Courier
This Florence building helped shape early NASCAR history. Now, it’s for sale.
FLORENCE — Marshall Griffin has been a NASCAR fan for all 70 years of his life. As a child, he would play pretend behind his family’s dealership and service shop. Florence’s Griffin Motor Company has been on the National Register of Historic Places since 2018. “I'd go down because they had cars behind the dealership that were maybe in a wreck or something that wasn't running,” he said. “I would go pretend like I was working on them and playing in them, and you know, tinkering on them. I mean, it's just, that's how I got into my love for old cars.” While many in the Pee Dee know about the histo...
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This Sleepy Town In South Carolina Is So Affordable, Social Security Alone Buys You A Good Life
There’s a particular kind of tired that comes from watching your cost of living rise every year while your income stays exactly where it is. Darlington, South Carolina understands that tired, and it has a very practical solution. The solution is being genuinely, almost stubbornly affordable in a way...
Coastal Observer
City’s zoning moratorium cited for thwarting mill project
Former Mayor Carol Jayroe blames the city zoning moratorium for the failed deal to redevelopment the steel mill. Current Mayor Jay Doyle listens from the back of the room. Warren Waters, founder of River Development Equities, says the plans to redevelop the 66-acre former Liberty Steel mill are dead, but his hopes are still alive. However how those hopes will come to fruition are unclear.
Coastal Observer
Owner who sought subdivision sues county over work at boat landing
The owner of five lots in Murrells Inlet was looking to break even on his $1.48 million investment by subdividing them to allow 10 houses. When that plan looked to run afoul of Georgetown County’s new wetlands protection ordinance, the attorney for ABC098 LLC said the owner might have to go back to his original plan for a 36-room hotel.
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Restaurateur brothers break ground on brewery and entertainment venue in Myrtle Beach
MYRTLE BEACH — Perched high on a bluff overlooking the Intracoastal Waterway, brothers and restaurateurs Nick and Jesse Vaugh shared their vision for a new dining and entertainment venue. With a little help from business partners, friends and family, the duo officially broke ground on 357 Brewers on Sept....
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This Sleepy Little South Carolina Town Lets Retirees Live Comfortably On Less Than $1,600 A Month
There’s a particular kind of town that doesn’t try to impress you, and somehow that’s exactly what makes it impressive. Georgetown, South Carolina, is that town, sitting quietly along the water while other coastal cities spend their energy on being noticed and charging you for the experience.
wpde.com
Residents raise concerns over proposed housing development near Hwy 905
HORRY COUNTY, S.C. (WPDE) — Residents near the Old Reaves Ferry Road and Highway 905 intersection are pushing back against a proposed housing development, raising concerns about flooding and whether local infrastructure can handle hundreds of new homes. A representative for the developer hosted a public meeting Wednesday seeking...
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Myrtle Beach hotel closing for renovations leaves long-term residents scrambling
MYRTLE BEACH, SC. (WPDE) — Long-term residents at a Myrtle Beach hotel are scrambling to find new places to live after being told the property is temporarily closing for renovations, leaving some worried not only about housing, but also about a colony of cats they have been caring for.
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Home inventory rises across Myrtle Beach, falls in Carolina Forest
Is it becoming a buyer’s market for homes in Myrtle Beach?. The Myrtle Beach real estate market saw an increase in inventory and a decline in closed sales in August, according to data released earlier this month by the South Carolina Association of Realtors. While the number of homes...
WMBF
Multi-million dollar brewery breaks ground in Grand Strand
MYRTLE BEACH, SC (WMBF) - Construction for a multi-million-dollar brewery project is officially underway. Located by the Grande Dunes Marina, 357 Brewers recently broke ground on its 3-acre site. Nick Vaugh, owner of the brewery, said the project has a 250-day construction window with an anticipated opening date of summer...
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Georgetown weighs development rule changes for former steel mill site
GEORGETOWN, S.C. (WBTW) — Proposed changes to development rules for Georgetown’s former Liberty Steel Property drew questions Tuesday about building heights, public input and whether local families could afford future housing. During a Planning Commission workshop, city planning staff outlined changes that would give developers more flexibility, including removing certain housing density limits and allowing […]