After
the real estate boom in 2004-2005, sales of condos in
Myrtle Beach slowed considerably, and
retirement homes, golf course homes, and other single-family residential
real estate has taken over.
The top five home builders in the US are
Pulte Homes, D.R. Horton, Lennar Corporation, Centex Corporation, and KB
Homes; according to a recent HousingZone.com survey. These companies have
delivered more than 185,000 new homes, generating a combined revenue of $47
billion.
Golf course homes are becoming a popular
Myrtle Beach home choice. With sculptured lawns, spectacular views, and
amenities such as pools and a clubhouse, living on a golf course can be the
perfect retirement paradise.
 Many of the Myrtle Beach golf courses
are either closing, or developing part of the greens into home sites or
condos, and our team can help you with the best pricing and choice of
these locations. New for 2007 will be Rivergrand in Little River, Dogwood
Estates at Island Green, and numerous others such as Barefoot Golf and
Tennis in North Myrtle Beach. Carolina Forest out on Hwy 501 promises to be
one of the most popular residential areas.
If you are interested in retirement
homes or even an oceanfront beach house investment, we are experts in the
area and can guide you to the best Myrtle Beach homes available.
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