The Market Common | My Favorite Myrtle Beach Suburb

If your vision of living in Myrtle Beach is a walkable town center with little shops, restaurants, coffee bars, and parks then you might want to consider moving to Market Common. There are many residential communities within The Market Common including Belle Harbor, Emmens Preserve, Cresswind Myrtle Beach and the High Market II Townhomes just to name a few. Some popular restaurants in the area include Tupelo Honey, King Street Grille, and Gordon Biersch. The Market Common also hosts many events such as farmers markets, various roads races, and the annual Dragon Boat Festival. If you are thinking about moving to Myrtle Beach, The Market Common is a great place to live!
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If you are thinking about moving to Myrtle Beach, SC or anywhere in Horry County, SC, or if you have any questions about the area feel free to reach out. As a Licensed Real Estate Professional I can help you Buy, Sell or Build a home here along the Grand Strand. The areas I service are:
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