About Me

My name is Craig Newchurch; I am a native of New Orleans, La. I moved here in November 2005. In the early 90’s I moved to Denver. Albeit the “beginning” of my adult life I took on the hobby of following Real Estate market trends. This hobby has stayed with me for all those years even after returning to my home town. After deciding to make Myrtle Beach my new home I decided to take a leap and apply my knowledge of relocation and the Real Estate market toward getting licensed.

Since becoming licensed, I have learned quite a bit about the Grand Strand and surrounding area. Most of my focus has been with builders and developers. Those big transactions are fun and educational, but I must admit that I really enjoy the personal feeling I get when I help find someone their dream home!

Whether you are the savvy developer, the efficient builder, first time home buyer, or an investor I am happy to help you achieve your goals in Real Estate!

Contact me:

843-424-5736

craig@myrtlebeachone.com

Craig Newchurch (Myrtle Beach Real Estate): Real Estate Agent in Myrtle Beach, Horry County, South Carolina

Featured Properties

	209 Double Eagle Drive - Surfside $99,900.00
	110 W Myrtle Road - Andrews $183,900.00
	Lot 20 Outboard Drive - Murrels Inlet $115,000.00

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Currently my local real estate market is officially a buyers market with more than a 9 months supply of homes. What this means is that out of the 7,814 single family homes, townhouses and condominiums on the market right now, it will take 9 months to sell them all at the rate they have sold in the last 30 days (which was 840 units sold in the last 30 days).