Inventory in Myrtle Beach is relatively high right now, with about 1,440 homes for sale and 9.1 months of supply. New listings have slowed, down 12.79% from last year to 259, while pending sales dipped a modest 1.54% to 192. Homes are still taking time to move, sitting a median of 112 days on the market even after a 20% month‑over‑month drop.
Pricing is adjusting to this slower pace. The typical home value is about $190,000, down 28.71% from a year ago and 26.78% just since last month, while the median list price has eased to $249,000 with a 9.12% monthly decline. Only about 1.89% of homes are selling above list, and sellers are generally accepting around 93.86% of their asking price.
Looking ahead to March 2026, projections point to a typical home value of roughly $155,250 and a median list price near $236,500, with inventory little changed at 1,446 homes. Compared with the broader Horry County area, where typical values sit closer to $315,000 and are edging down only 1.93% year over year, Myrtle Beach looks more affordable and more strongly tilted toward buyers, reflected in its 75 market gauge score and buyer’s market label. In this kind of environment, both buyers and sellers can benefit from an Agent Pronto–recommended real estate professional who understands these trends and can guide each side through smart decisions.
