Comments for Myrtle Beach Real Estate News http://www.myrtlebeachrealestatenews.com Thu, 28 Aug 2008 04:44:24 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0 Comment on Bahama Island Resort ~ where’s the money? by d maddo http://www.myrtlebeachrealestatenews.com/myrtle-beach-real-estate/bahama-island-resort-where%e2%80%99s-the-money.html#comment-5519 Sun, 16 Sep 2007 16:42:33 +0000 http://www.myrtlebeachrealestatenews.com/myrtle-beach-real-estate/bahama-island-resort-where%e2%80%99s-the-money.html#comment-5519 anymore news?...please help those of us who put sooo much of our savings into this ,get our money back.We all know the media is always helpful...Thanks anymore news?…please help those of us who put sooo much of our savings into this ,get our money back.We all know the media is always helpful…Thanks

]]> Comment on Higher property taxes for new homeowners by C. Carter http://www.myrtlebeachrealestatenews.com/myrtle-beach-real-estate/higher-property-taxes-for-new-homeowners.html#comment-5389 Tue, 04 Sep 2007 00:25:59 +0000 http://www.myrtlebeachrealestatenews.com/myrtle-beach-real-estate/higher-property-taxes-for-new-homeowners.html#comment-5389 I am relocating soon to Myrtle Beach area; this is not good news and may be a factor as to whether I purchase a home or go elsewhere - this on top of the insurance mess? I am relocating soon to Myrtle Beach area; this is not good news and may be a factor as to whether I purchase a home or go elsewhere - this on top of the insurance mess?

]]> Comment on Bahama Island Resort ~ where’s the money? by James http://www.myrtlebeachrealestatenews.com/myrtle-beach-real-estate/bahama-island-resort-where%e2%80%99s-the-money.html#comment-5291 Tue, 21 Aug 2007 19:30:05 +0000 http://www.myrtlebeachrealestatenews.com/myrtle-beach-real-estate/bahama-island-resort-where%e2%80%99s-the-money.html#comment-5291 Should be a crime what they did Should be a crime what they did

]]> Comment on North Myrtle Beach ~ Stormwater Drainage Fee to begin by Lauren http://www.myrtlebeachrealestatenews.com/myrtle-beach-real-estate/north-myrtle-beach-stormwater-drainage-fee-to-begin.html#comment-5275 Mon, 20 Aug 2007 10:50:02 +0000 http://www.myrtlebeachrealestatenews.com/myrtle-beach-real-estate/north-myrtle-beach-stormwater-drainage-fee-to-begin.html#comment-5275 Fort Collins, CO has the highest stormwater fees in the US at $14,42 per month. Fort Collins, CO has the highest stormwater fees in the US at $14,42 per month.

]]> Comment on Myrtle Beach ~ Skyrocketing insurance premiums hit condo owners by Richard J Myers http://www.myrtlebeachrealestatenews.com/myrtle-beach-real-estate/myrtle-beach-skyrocketing-insurance-premiums-hit-condo-owners.html#comment-5089 Wed, 01 Aug 2007 11:38:13 +0000 http://www.myrtlebeachrealestatenews.com/myrtle-beach-real-estate/myrtle-beach-skyrocketing-insurance-premiums-hit-condo-owners.html#comment-5089 Why do you not have a "Forward" key on your newsletter...as a realtor, there is information that may interest some of my clients...can do cut and paste but it would be much easier with a button...also, give you additional exposure.../RJM Why do you not have a “Forward” key on your newsletter…as a realtor, there is information that may interest some of my clients…can do cut and paste but it would be much easier with a button…also, give you additional exposure…/RJM

]]> Comment on Buyer Tips ~ Top 5 criteria for buying a profitable house or condo by Barry Sokol http://www.myrtlebeachrealestatenews.com/myrtle-beach-real-estate/buyer-tips-top-5-criteria-for-buying-a-profitable-house-or-condo.html#comment-3927 Tue, 12 Jun 2007 21:22:52 +0000 http://www.myrtlebeachrealestatenews.com/myrtle-beach-real-estate/buyer-tips-top-5-criteria-for-buying-a-profitable-house-or-condo.html#comment-3927 Hey Barbara, We are coming down in July for vacation with our entire family. What's your feeling for listing our condo at this time?? We are still thinking about redoing the whole unit, just because we love the location and view. New carpet throughout, new tile as well, granite countertops, entirely repainted. Just curious as to what is happening down there. Barry & Barb Sokol Hey Barbara,

We are coming down in July for vacation with our entire family. What’s your feeling for listing our condo at this time?? We are still thinking about redoing the whole unit, just because we love the location and view. New carpet throughout, new tile as well, granite countertops, entirely repainted. Just curious as to what is happening down there.

Barry & Barb Sokol

]]> Comment on The Pavilion ~ Redevelopment opinions / ideas by Johnathan Webster http://www.myrtlebeachrealestatenews.com/myrtle-beach-real-estate/the-pavilion-redevelopment-opinions-ideas.html#comment-2782 Tue, 13 Mar 2007 13:43:23 +0000 http://www.myrtlebeachrealestatenews.com/myrtle-beach-real-estate/the-pavilion-redevelopment-opinions-ideas.html#comment-2782 You did not follow up on the City's lawsuit over B&C's oceanfront land. As they stated from the get-go, the courts have thus far ruled that the land is and has always been B&C property. You did not follow up on the City’s lawsuit over B&C’s oceanfront land. As they stated from the get-go, the courts have thus far ruled that the land is and has always been B&C property.

]]> Comment on PAVILION WILL CLOSE AFTER THIS SEASON by Shanna http://www.myrtlebeachrealestatenews.com/myrtle-beach-real-estate/pavilion-will-close-after-this-season.html#comment-2395 Sun, 25 Feb 2007 19:45:00 +0000 http://www.myrtlebeachrealestatenews.com/myrtle-beach-real-estate/pavilion-will-close-after-this-season.html#comment-2395 I could cry to think what is happening to the Grand Strand area. I spent my whole life going there and visiting the Pavilion. I couldn't wait for my son now three to experience what I did along with so many others. I think what many don't realize is those that came to Myrtle Beach came out of tradition, like visiting the Pavilion and walking the street. Once the tradition is gone there will be no reason to return. I don't want huge malls. I want to spend time having fun with my family. I will probably never return to Myrtle Beach. With the rise in cost to stay for only a few nights the avg family can afford it. I guess it's time for my family to make traditions somewhere else and I'm sure alot of others will as well. I could cry to think what is happening to the Grand Strand area. I spent my whole life going there and visiting the Pavilion. I couldn’t wait for my son now three to experience what I did along with so many others. I think what many don’t realize is those that came to Myrtle Beach came out of tradition, like visiting the Pavilion and walking the street. Once the tradition is gone there will be no reason to return. I don’t want huge malls. I want to spend time having fun with my family. I will probably never return to Myrtle Beach. With the rise in cost to stay for only a few nights the avg family can afford it. I guess it’s time for my family to make traditions somewhere else and I’m sure alot of others will as well.

]]> Comment on It’s a “Buyer’s Market” in Myrtle Beach by G. Lundie http://www.myrtlebeachrealestatenews.com/myrtle-beach-real-estate/it%e2%80%99s-a-%e2%80%9cbuyer%e2%80%99s-market%e2%80%9d-in-myrtle-beach.html#comment-1542 Thu, 18 Jan 2007 16:44:44 +0000 http://www.myrtlebeachrealestatenews.com/myrtle-beach-real-estate/it%e2%80%99s-a-%e2%80%9cbuyer%e2%80%99s-market%e2%80%9d-in-myrtle-beach.html#comment-1542 I fully agree with Parish. The average 2nd home owner is, like me, right now waiting if the insurance problem will be solved. But he cannot wait too long because his finances are slowly being drained! If nothing happens soon, another waive of second home owners will also put their condos on the market und we may very well see the number of homes climb from a one to a 2-year supply while the 2nd home owner will start leasing! This will not only increase the number of homes on the market but also possibly effect the local economy. What hinders these boomers, after eventually selling their home (with a loss), to then explore other areas where they will rent for one or two months per year thus spending their consumer dollars in those areas? Please insurance people and legislators: Do not sit on your hands!! G. Lundie I fully agree with Parish. The average 2nd home owner is, like me, right now waiting if the insurance problem will be solved. But he cannot wait too long because his finances are slowly being drained! If nothing happens soon, another waive of second home owners will also put their condos on the market und we may very well see the number of homes climb from a one to a 2-year supply while the 2nd home owner will start leasing!
This will not only increase the number of homes on the market but also possibly effect the local economy. What hinders these boomers, after eventually selling their home (with a loss), to then explore other areas where they will rent for one or two months per year thus spending their consumer dollars in those areas? Please insurance people and legislators: Do not sit on your hands!! G. Lundie

]]> Comment on Myrtle Beach Direct to offer flights to Northeast… beginning March 7 by dennis fisher http://www.myrtlebeachrealestatenews.com/news-briefs/myrtle-beach-direct-to-offer-flights-to-northeast%e2%80%a6-beginning-march-7.html#comment-1517 Sat, 13 Jan 2007 15:58:58 +0000 http://www.myrtlebeachrealestatenews.com/news-briefs/myrtle-beach-direct-to-offer-flights-to-northeast%e2%80%a6-beginning-march-7.html#comment-1517 would like pricing from newark to myrtle beach in may 2007 would like pricing from newark to myrtle beach in may 2007

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