2026-March Data Trends
Navigating Myrtle Beach's Dynamic Real Estate Market
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March 2026 is shaping up as a “stable-but-sensitive” moment in the Myrtle Beach housing market. Inventory remains tight versus 2019, demand is still cautious, and price reductions are telling us where sellers are being forced to meet the market—yet mortgage rates hovering near 6% could be the catalyst that wakes spring buyers back up quickly. In this week’s update, Tina breaks down the real-time data behind inventory, pending sales, days on market, and the gap between list prices and pending prices—so you can see exactly where leverage is building and what it means for your next move as a buyer, seller, or investor.
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