Why the Myrtle Beach Market Became Hotter in 2020

The Coastal Carolinas Association of Realtors reports a “resilient” 2020, with closed sales for single family homes up nearly 17 percent as the housing market remains hot into the new year. Realtors along the Grand Strand are selling homes sight-unseen, oftentimes with multiple offers that have been higher than the original listing price. Agents and brokers are taking advantage of technology as the COVID-19 pandemic has put a hurt on in-person open houses and leads from just being out and about in the community. Credit: Hannah Strong, The Post and Courier