The Area North Myrtle Beach is its own place — and the people who live and own property here are clear about the distinction. Formed in 1968 through the consolidation of four historic beach communities — Cherry Grove, Ocean Drive, Crescent Beach, and Windy Hill — North Myrtle Beach has never tried to replicate what […]
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The Area Myrtle Beach is the economic and cultural center of the Grand Strand — and for association management purposes, it is the most complex market on the South Carolina coast. The oceanfront strip of high-rise condominiums and resort properties defines the skyline and the ownership dynamic simultaneously. This is not a residential community that
The Area Carolina Forest is the Grand Strand’s inland growth story — and it has become one of the most significant residential markets in Horry County. Developed across 12,000 acres that were once International Paper timberland, Carolina Forest has grown into a fully self-sustaining community with schools, retail, restaurants, medical services, and a diverse housing
The Area Murrells Inlet is the oldest community on the Grand Strand — and it carries that history with a combination of pride and practicality that shapes how the area approaches growth and governance. Known historically as a fishing village, Murrells Inlet built its identity around the water: the tidal marshes, the working waterfront, and
The Area Litchfield occupies a distinctive position on the Waccamaw Neck — between the quiet prestige of Pawleys Island to the south and the waterfront character of Murrells Inlet to the north — and it has developed a community identity that draws from both without being defined by either. Litchfield’s beaches are among the least
The Area Pawleys Island carries a quiet confidence that is rare along the South Carolina coast. One of the oldest resort communities on the East Coast, it has resisted the commercial development pressure that has defined growth elsewhere on the Grand Strand and maintained a character built around Lowcountry aesthetics, deliberate pace, and a community
