Conway, SC

Here is the current market report for Shaftesbury Green in Conway, SC. This report is current as of 5/16/08. As always with the Myrtle Beach real estate market, this information is constantly changing. For more detailed and updated information, call David and Kristin Small with Eagle Realty in Myrtle Beach.

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Market report (10/07-3/08) for Pottery Landing, a private Waccamaw River community in historic Conway, SC.

Located just minutes from downtown, this gated custom home community sits on the Waccamaw River. Plenty of ways to relax and enjoy life with a community pool and clubhouse, private boat ramp and day docks on the river.

Custom Homes -

(2) sales between $370,000 - $440,000

(1) currently under contract - $375,000

(3) active on market - $359,000 - $429,000

Build on your own timeline, with the builder you want!

1/2 Acre lots -

(1) sold for $305,000 - river front lot

(15) active on market - $99,900 -$139,900

$325,900 - $379,900 river front lots

For more information on Pottery Landing custom homes and lots please contact, Amy Whiffen ~ Eagle Realty 843-251-8358

New custom home models by Ashley Turner Building Company at amazing prices available now! Come check them out!

I woke up this morning to the terrible news that the Rivertown Bistro on 3rd Ave in Conway had caught fire late last night and was destroyed. The Bistro was a great restaurant to meet with clients for lunch and enjoy a special dinner. It was one of the few restaurants in the Myrtle Beach / Conway area that had the look, feel and menu of a "big city" fine dining experience.

Here is a link to the local Sun News paper announcement. My thoughts and prayers are with the owners and employees...

Here is a current real estate market report dated January 23, 2008 for the Carolina Pines community of Conway, South Carolina, 29526. This information contains real estate closings and current on the market status for the last 6 months.

Carolina Pines ~ is a townhouse community located just outside Myrtle Beach in Conway, SC within walking distance to Coastal Carolina University. The community features swimming pools, tennis courts, a playground and picnic areas.

(13) townhouses are currently on the market,

(1) townhouse is pending,

(2) have expired,

and (7) have sold in the last 6 months.

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(13) townhouses for sale are priced at:

2 / bedroom units ~ $94,900 - $120,000

3 / bedroom units ~ $124,900 - $142,000

(1) is under contract ~ a 3 bedroom priced at $117,000

(7) units have sold in the last 6 months:

2 / bedrooms ~ $92,000 - $97,000

3 / bedrooms ~ $110,000 - $125,000

For more information about Carolina Pines or any other Conway, SC real estate please feel free to call or email me, at 843-251-8358 or Amy@AmyWhiffen.com

Thank you!

I don't know about you, but this really gets to me: having to give my sellers the BAD NEWS! I shudder when the Seller says: "I bought it last year or the year before, and I really need to sell it now!" Ouch!

Upside down almost every time... bring a lot of money to closing or find other avenues to deal with the problem.

If I go easy on the Seller and let him push me into a higher listing price, I live to regret it every time, for if I am not aggressive enough now and get it sold, it will garner that much less a few months from now...

It's a tough job right now: convincing the Sellers to take a LOT less. I ask to present the offer directly to the Seller nowadays, for if the Seller's Agent is weak, there is no deal to be had. With so many choices currently available, the Buyer just makes another offer elsewhere. Yes, it's good for my Buyers, but somehow it doesn't feel like a Victory; the Seller is really getting beat up in this market...

I just hate it for my Sellers, but I did not create this market, and I glad that I am very good at navigating it! The better I am at my job - pricing the property correctly and marketing it aggressively - the less money my Sellers will lose.

Your Myrtle Beach Real Estate Connection, Mirela Monte

http://www.myrtlebeachhomes.us/