Trinity Partners completes the sale of high-end development site in North Myrtle Beach
July 24, 2024
Macon Lovelace, SIOR of Trinity Partners recently completed the sale of a 5.24-acre development site in North Myrtle Beach, SC.
The property, located in the Tilghman Estates neighborhood, is unimproved and sold for $6,961,000. The property is a full city block and is one of the largest remaining in-fill development parcels in downtown North Myrtle Beach.
Located across the street from the Surf Golf & Beach Club and two blocks from the Atlantic Ocean, this was a highly sought-after property, and the sellers thought it was ideal timing to transact on the sale.
The purchaser is planning to build custom homes on the site that will complement the existing neighborhood and surrounding area with low density and high-end finishes. The property is being developed by Jerred Roberts with Beach House Consultants in North Myrtle Beach and he looks forward to getting started on the project at the beginning of 2025.
For additional information, please contact Macon Lovelace at [email protected]. To learn more about Trinity Partners, visit trinity-partners.com and follow us on social media.
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Trinity Partners is a full-service commercial real estate firm serving corporate users and institutional owners throughout the United States, with service lines ranging from landlord representation, occupier services, and investment sales to property management, construction, and project management. They are known for their entrepreneurial spirit, best-in-class performance, and respected team of commercial real estate professionals, who are directly responsible for the company’s success and collaborative culture. The firm currently leases and/or manages over 31 million square feet of office, industrial, life science, mixed-use, and retail space across the region through their four offices in Charlotte and Raleigh, North Carolina, and Columbia and Greenville, South Carolina.
