Buying A Home In Myrtle Beach ISN'T Getting Any EASIER!

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Published 2024-05-30

Have you been planning a move to Myrtle Beach but have been waiting on interest rates to drop or for the market to crash so you can capitalize on a good deal on your move to Myrtle Beach? Unfortunately, rates have started to go down and as they continue to come down, a HUGE market of buyers who have been waiting will all come to market at once making the prices of Homes in Myrtle Beach to go up almost exponentially again.

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All Comments (2)

@user-hr1de5mu7p 21 days ago

1. looking at public stats one can see the house prices in Myrtle Beach are coming down in 2024 and are basically flat from 2022. With the end of remote work everyone knows what that means - just look at Florida. What is going to happen - no one knows. On a separate note, even if the "price" is the same, the builders are now offering 10-20K of incentives. Is it the same as prices coming down? 2. Interest rate can go up as well as down or most likely stay here for longer (the base scenario right now). That means mortgages are likely to stay as expensive. And no, it does not depend on election - Fed has only two mandates - price stability and employment.