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Robin SmithWeichert, Realtors® · Southern Coast
Market report · August 2026

What a Grand Strand home actually sold for, town by town.

Ten towns, one month, the real figures: median sale price, how long homes took to sell on average, how close sellers got to their asking price, and how much is for sale — single-family and condo. Updated when the next month's figures publish.

Figures for August 2026, current as of 2026-09-10. Year-over-year compares against August 2025.

Aerial view of the Grande Dunes Ocean Club and the beach beyond, Myrtle Beach
Grande Dunes, Myrtle Beach
By town

One town at a time.

Pick a town for its August 2026: what the typical house sold for, how long it took to sell, and how close the seller came to the asking price.

Surfside Beach · August 2026

$399,000

-2.7% vs August 2025

median single-family sale · #8 of 10 towns by price

The typical Surfside Beach house sold for $399,000 in August 2026 about three and a half months after it was listed, at 94.6% of what the seller asked.

113 days

to sell, on average — about average for the coast

94.6%

of asking price received

288

houses for sale at the end of the month

Condos and townhomes in Surfside Beach: $170,000 median, sold in 111 days on average.

What's my Surfside Beach home worth? →
Where Surfside Beach sits on the coast

Median single-family sale, August 2026. Tap a town to read its month.

Across the coast

The month's outer edges.

Highest median

$1,059,000

Grande Dunes · single-family, August 2026 · subdivision-level

Lowest median

$314,020

Conway · single-family, August 2026

Shortest time to sell

93 days

Carolina Forest · average days from listing to sale

Closest to asking price

98.2%

Conway · of asking price received, on average

Reading the numbers

Three questions the numbers answer.

By the supply arithmetic in the table below, Pawleys Island was the tightest of the ten in August 2026, at about 3.6 months of homes for sale against its average month of closings this year.

What do homes actually cost in each Grand Strand town?
In August 2026, the median single-family sale ran from $314,020 in Conway to $1,059,000 in Grande Dunes. The table on this page lists all ten towns, with the year-to-date median beside each month's figure — the month can swing on a handful of sales; the year-to-date number is the steadier one.
Which towns are moving fastest?
In August 2026, Carolina Forest had the shortest average time to sell — 93 days from listing to sale. Homes in every town took months rather than weeks, and the ordering changes month to month: the figure is an average of the homes that sold, so a town with a wave of new listings can look slow before those homes have had time to close.
Is it a buyer's or a seller's market here right now?
For single-family homes, a balanced market: across these towns, August 2026 closed with about 4.4 months of supply — homes for sale divided by an average month of closings, the usual test, where under four months favours sellers and over six favours buyers. Condos and townhomes are a buyer's market, at about 7.8 months. It is not one market, though: Pawleys Island was tightest at 3.6 months of single-family supply while Surfside Beach carried 6.3, and in every town it is one address, one price range and one condition that decide your sale — which is why Robin prices by hand.
Every column

All the numbers, highest median first.

The whole month for every town on this page, both segments. Tap a town for its neighborhood guide.

Single-family homes, August 2026
TownMedian saleAugust 2026vs. a year agoAugust 2025Median, YTDJan–Aug 2026Avg. days to sellAugust 2026% of asking pricereceivedClosedJan–Aug 2026For salemonth endSupplymonths, approx.
Grande Dunessubdivision-level median only$1,059,000
Pawleys Island$730,495+16.9%$677,00010697.2%2681213.6
North Myrtle Beach$583,078+9.1%$569,71611296.8%5292894.4
Myrtle Beach$550,000+6.8%$530,0009896.5%4293226.0
The Market Commonsubdivision-level median only$536,962
Carolina Forest$490,950+12.3%$475,0009397.8%6262843.6
Murrells Inlet$487,500+0.5%$465,00010496.7%5483054.5
Surfside Beach$399,000-2.7%$420,00011394.6%3632886.3
Little River$377,500+7.9%$350,00010797.7%4192164.1
Conway$314,020+1.3%$311,78812298.2%1,5757673.9

Single-family figures for August 2026. Median price does not account for sale concessions; year-over-year changes use rounded figures and can look extreme where a month has few sales. “Supply” is this page's own arithmetic — homes for sale at month end divided by an average month of closings over Jan–Aug 2026 — not a published figure; treat it as a comparison between towns, not a forecast. Grande Dunes and The Market Common are subdivision clusters inside Myrtle Beach ZIPs rather than areas with figures of their own, so their medians are subdivision-level and the other columns aren't published for them.

Condos and townhomes, August 2026
TownMedian saleAugust 2026Median, YTDJan–Aug 2026Avg. days to sellAugust 2026% of asking pricereceivedClosedJan–Aug 2026For salemonth end
North Myrtle Beach$300,000$310,00011397.5%598635
Pawleys Island$297,000$318,25011897.6%176121
Murrells Inlet$253,750$292,25010696.1%332217
Conway$227,000$224,77012898%16349
Little River$224,000$193,90012595.9%235240
Myrtle Beach$199,000$207,00012595.5%1,1481,469
Surfside Beach$170,000$175,00011196.4%242178
Carolina Forest$168,500$194,50010093.8%250155

Condo and townhome figures for August 2026. A condo's dues, master insurance and rental rules move its price as much as its town does — the condo guide covers what to read before the median means anything.

Home valuation

What would your home sell for?

A median is a town's number. Robin prepares yours by hand, from the sales that actually compare.