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Magazine Bullish on Myrtle Beach Real Estate
The local real estate market may seem to some to be near the bottom of a hole, but one trade magazine expects it to find the ladder in the next year and begin its climb back to the top.read full article
Aging Boomers: No Golf Please, Feed My Mind
How times have changed.... at least if retirement trends are the measure.read full article
Money Report: High Walkability Rating Boosts Home Values
If your home offers pedestrian-friendly proximity to common daily destinations, chances are it's worth much more than a similar home without "walkability" – as much as $34,000 more.read full article
Aging Boomers: No Golf Please, Feed My Mind
How times have changed.... at least if retirement trends are the measure.read full article
Myrtle Beach Area Real Estate Revives
November real estate sales shot up more than 60 percent from last year and marked a three-month trend of increased sales in the Grand Strand market.read full article
New Home Sales Growth
The U.S. manufacturing sector(New Home Sales) grew in August for the first time in 19 months, adding to evidence that the recession is ending. read moreMarket Common Gets New Tenants.
Two new tenants have found a home at The Market Common.Bobby Chan has opened a store in the shopping and housing complex, expanding its footprint from West Palm Beach, Fla., and Phoenix, Ariz. The clothing retailer is in a more than 3,000-square-foot space on Howard Street between Ann Taylor and Justice, and sells men's clothing. The clothing line has been sold in country clubs, resorts and specialty stores since 1999, with prices ranging from about $50 to $95.
King Street Grille is also expected to debut in The Market Common at 11 a.m. Saturday, a spokeswoman for the complex wrote in an e-mail. It's the fourth S.C. location for the sports bar and restaurant - which is partly owned by Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger. The Market Common eatery, next to Tommy Bahama Tropical Cafe & Emporium, boasts 27 flat-screen televisions and space to seat more than 160 people.
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New Community Holds Own In Tough Times
April 20, 2009 - The Post and CourierThis recent article highlights the live/work benefits of The Market Common and how its becoming the walkable community that planners envisioned.
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