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Upscale shopping and ocean access in Myrtle Beach
In Myrtle Beach, Market Commons is situated at a prime location next to Market Common shopping mall and within 3 miles of the oceanfront. “It’s a wonderful place to live, and it’s close to just about everything,” says Stacy Stoll, a Realtor with Realty ONE Group Dockside who lives in the neighborhood. “It’s near the culinary institute, beachside restaurants and bars and a weekly farmers market. There are amusement parks for kids and upscale restaurants and shopping, and you can drive the golf cart to Ocean Boulevard.” In addition to its proximity to the beach, Market Commons also has a variety of outdoor recreation. “There are trails that people are constantly walking on, three huge parks and a community gym,” Stoll says. The neighborhood also borders Myrtle Beach International Airport, making it a convenient neighborhood for airline employees and frequent flyers.
Homes are built around the trendy Market Common mall
Shopping and dining options are a short walk or bike ride away at The Market Common mall. This hub for retail therapy, entertainment and dining has both indoor and outdoor areas, plus a movie theater. Retailers include Orvis, Barnes & Noble and Anthropologie, and the mall is home to a variety of breweries, cafes and restaurants. Tupelo Honey Southern Kitchen & Bar serves classic Southern food, like fried chicken and fried green tomatoes. Restaurants participate in happy hour and occasionally host events, like live music. The city’s other entertainment venues, like Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament, are a quick drive away. Shoppers can grab groceries at Aldi and Target.
Parks, sports and beach access at Market Commons
The beach is within walking and biking distance of Market Commons. “But most people have a golf cart,” Stoll says. Locals can park their golf carts at the public beach near the start of the Myrtle Beach Boardwalk, a paved path that stretches over a mile parallel to the shore. Residents can also park at Myrtle Beach State Park, which has a fishing pier. One of the parks in Market Commons is called Savannah’s Playground. “Savannah’s Playground is just an amazing music park where kids can play instruments, bang on drums and play the chimes – and it has swings for kids who need adaptive swing sets,” Stoll says. Barc Parc South is a spacious dog park with a pond especially for pups to doggie paddle in. In the middle of the neighborhood, Grand Park Athletic Complex is a large athletic facility for all ages that caters to a host of sports, including volleyball, softball and soccer.
A coastal, year-round community in Myrtle Beach
Walking through the residential streets, sidewalks pass front porches, palmetto trees and some Colonial Revival stylings reminiscent of Charleston, South Carolina. The neighborhood contains a variety of single-level and two story New Traditional homes; some exteriors are painted a beachy shade of teal, blue or green. Single-family home prices can range from about $220,000 to $1.5 million, though many fall in the $400,000 to $500,000 range. Townhouses cost between about $210,000 and $650,000, with spacious, new builds fetching top prices. Manufactured homes range from about $100,000 to $210,000. Market Commons is a neighborhood that caters to long-term residents. “There are not a lot of vacation homes; they limit short-term rentals,” Stoll says. “There are year-long rentals and some second homes, but not a lot of short-term rentals.”
Horry County Schools are clustered in Myrtle Beach
Horry County Schools, rated A-minus on Niche, serve the neighborhood. Students are zoned for a cluster of public schools in Myrtle Beach, starting with Myrtle Beach Child Development Center for prekindergarten and kindergarten, and followed by Myrtle Beach Primary School for first and second grades. Neither are rated on Niche. Myrtle Beach Elementary School, rated B, serves grades three through five. Myrtle Beach Middle and Myrtle Beach High are both rated B-plus. The boys’ tennis team at Myrtle Beach High won the state championship in 2025. Alternatively, St. Andrew Catholic School offers an A-rated private option for kindergarten through eighth grade.
Minutes from the hospital and Myrtle Beach International Airport
Market Commons is located between U.S. Route 17, the main commercial highway through Myrtle Beach, and Kings Highway, which runs parallel to the coastline. Homeowners are only about 3 miles from emergency care at South Strand Medical Center. Residents also benefit from the proximity to Myrtle Beach International Airport. “It makes it really easy for people to travel,” Stoll says. “It’s a five-minute drive or a $20 Uber ride. You do hear the airplanes, but it’s not obscene. You get used to it. The naval base is still there and working. It’s kind of fun to see when they do air shows.”
Lifestyle and environmental risks in Market Commons
The overall CAP Index Crime Score is 4 out of 10, on par with the national average of 4. “The crime rate doesn’t affect me or my lifestyle,” Stoll says. “I don’t ever feel unsafe anywhere in Myrtle Beach – ever.”However, locals can expect heat and humidity in the summer and a hurricane risk into the fall. Market Commons is located in a flat, low-lying area, but it doesn’t carry a major flood risk. “We’re not in a flood zone,” Stoll says. “FEMA is redoing the map, so it may look like we are, but we’re not.”
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On average, homes in Market Commons, Myrtle Beach sell after 83 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Market Commons, Myrtle Beach over the last 12 months is $412,569, down 5% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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