On Highway 90 - Conway Real Estate

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On Highway 90 - Conway Real Estate

Hwy 90 Homes for Sale

If you are relocating to the Myrtle Beach area and don't mind a short drive, consider homes for sale on Highway 90, Conway SC. Hwy 90 is 10 minutes from the beach on Hwy 22.

This area is experiencing tremendous growth, with many residential construction projects by award-winning national builders. With Hwy 90 Homes for Sale you'll find a decrease in home prices compared to those at the beach, in a serene setting.

Browse the Highway 90 neighborhoods below to compare what is available across the corridor.

Why Buyers Look at Highway 90

10 Minutes to the Beach

Highway 22 puts the oceanfront about ten minutes away without paying beachfront prices.

New Construction

Award-winning national builders are actively building throughout the corridor.

More Home for the Money

Prices step down noticeably compared with equivalent homes closer to the beach.

On Hwy 90 toward Conway

Each neighborhood along the corridor has its own builders, price range and character. Use the links below to view current listings and community information.

Why Buyers Choose Highway 90

The Highway 90 corridor is the trade buyers make when the beach itself is out of budget but the beach lifestyle is not. Ten minutes on Highway 22 is a short commute for the difference in price, and most people who make that trade stop noticing it within a month.

Because so much of the corridor is new construction, the neighborhoods differ more than the map suggests. Builder, phase, lot size, HOA structure and how far along a community is all vary considerably from one entrance to the next. Comparing two neighborhoods a mile apart is often comparing two very different purchases.

For more information about Homes for Sale on Highway 90 - Conway Real Estate or to schedule a showing please call/text Ashley DeLong, REALTOR® at (843) 685-3191 today!

Frequently Asked Questions About Highway 90

Where is the Highway 90 area?

Highway 90 runs inland from the Myrtle Beach area toward Conway, South Carolina. The corridor is roughly ten minutes from the beach by way of Highway 22.

How far is Highway 90 from the beach?

About ten minutes, using Highway 22. That short drive is the main reason homes along the corridor cost less than comparable properties closer to the oceanfront.

Is there new construction on Highway 90?

Yes. The area is experiencing tremendous growth, with a number of residential construction projects underway by award-winning national builders.

Are Highway 90 homes less expensive than homes at the beach?

Generally yes. Buyers along the Highway 90 corridor find a decrease in home prices compared with equivalent homes at the beach, in a quieter, more serene setting.

What neighborhoods are on Highway 90?

Communities along the corridor include Astoria Park, Barons Bluff, Buckeye Forest, Chestnut Ridge, Coastal Point West, Glenmoor, Heritage Preserve, Hillsborough, Huston Place, Jessica Lakes, Olde Mill, Reflections, Rivers Edge Plantation, Sessions Point, Sugarloaf and Wild Horse, among others. The full list with links is above.

Do Highway 90 neighborhoods have HOA fees?

Most do, but fees, included services and amenities vary considerably from one community to the next. Because many of these neighborhoods are still being built out, the current HOA documents and costs should be reviewed for the specific property being considered.

Work with Ashley DeLong

Ready to compare Highway 90 neighborhoods or tour an available home? Ashley DeLong can help you weigh the builders, price ranges, lot options and community differences that matter most to you.

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Hwy 90 Homes - Conway

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