Del Webb North Myrtle Beach Myrtle Beach SC Resale Homes For Sale MLS Listings Data: Del Webb North Myrtle BeachTotal Listings:11Average Price:$597,698Highest Listing Price:$704,590Average Days On Market:120Houses For Sale Del Webb North Myrtle Beach subdivision Myrtle Beach SC. MLS real estate listings for sale in Del Webb North Myrtle Beach Myrtle Beach SC by price, street, age, list date, bedrooms & more Del Webb North Myrtle Beach Myrtle Beach SC. Currently, Del Webb North Myrtle Beach in Myrtle Beach SC has a total of eleven listings on the local MLS for sale with an average price point of $597,698, the max being $704,590 and the lowest priced house $439,900. The neighborhood of Del Webb North Myrtle Beach subdivision in Myrtle Beach SC has an average house size of 1,943 sq ft and the average days on the market in this community is 120. RelativeSort by Year Built: low to highSort by Year Built: high to lowSort by price: low to highSort by price: high to lowSort from oldest to newestSort from newest to oldestSort by status: active to under contractSort by status: under contract to activeSort by sqft: smaller to biggerSort by sqft: bigger to smaller Filters Saving Subscribe Unsubscribe Switch to Grid View Switch to Map View Loading... Living in a Del Webb Community of Myrtle Beach How long do homes typically stay on the market in Del Webb Myrtle Beach? Market time varies depending on price, upgrades, and seasonal demand, but well-priced homes in Del Webb Grande Dunes often attract interest quickly, but recently about 60 days if priced correctly. Ask us for a free market analysis on your home. What makes Del Webb Grande Dunes different from other 55+ communities? The combination of Grande Dunes amenities, private beach access, and resort-style lifestyle features makes this community unique in Myrtle Beach. While other 55+ communities will have some amenities, Del Webb pioneered the concept and thus have perfected the 55+ neighborhood. Are buyers mostly local or relocating? Many buyers purchasing homes in Del Webb Myrtle Beach relocate from out of state, particularly from the Northeast and Midwest, but you do get the occasional South Carolinian who moved from elsewhere in SC. Should I renovate before selling my home? If your home is substantially older, and you're also competing against the builder, if the builder is still in the neighborhood then some renovation would be ideal. Buyers want newer features, and design elements of "today" vs 10 - 20 yrs old. That said, Minor updates and staging usually produce the best results without overspending on renovations. What's the average age of people in the community? I have noticed that the older established 55+ communities that have been around a while, like Del Webb Grande Dunes tend to have people from 75+, whereas the newer developments are a younger cohort.