Myrtle Beach MLS Stipulation of Sale Analysis

We have had many questions concerning our sales here at the beach about Short sales, Foreclosures, and Regular Sales. Some people think because it is a buyer’s market that they can offer 50% on the dollar for a property. There are some great deals still left but the steals are gone. The correction has been dramatic for a lot of seller’s; and people that thought they could not afford a property here at the beach a few years ago can now get something in their price range.

I will go through the Sales YTD by group and category and the percent that they were sold based on listing price according to our Coastal Carolina Association of Realtors MLS.

Residential

% of Asking Price
Aver. Days on Market
% of Total on MLS
Pre-Foreclosure or short sale 88.68% 291 05.24%

Foreclosure

93.97% 114 17.84%
Lender Approved Short Sale 95.76% 231 02.37%
Auction     00.08%
Regular Sales/ No Stipulation 92.51% 194 74.47%
       
       
Condos
% of Asking Price
Aver. Days on Market
% of Total on MLS

Short Sale

96.00% 303 10.42%
Foreclosure 96.77% 101 26.51%
Lender Approved Short Sale 93.36% 362 02.29%
Auction     00.18%
Pre-Foreclosure 99.89% 208 00.27%
Regular Sales/ No Stipulation 89.07% 199 60.33%
       
       
Land
% of Asking Price
Aver. Days on Market
% of Total on MLS

Lender Approved & Short Sales

80.31% 280 05.13%
Foreclosure 86.58% 139 26.50%
Auction     00.43%
Pre-Foreclosure     00.43%
Regular Sales/ No Stipulation 79.56% 186 67.51%

We hope you find this interesting. If you have any questions, give us a call and we will be glad to help.

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