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Myrtle Beach 29575

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29575 · Horry County

Myrtle Beach 29575

The south end — and a ZIP code shared between two different towns and two different kinds of land ownership.

29575 is a split ZIP. Part of it is the City of Myrtle Beach; part of it is the Town of Surfside Beach, which has its own council, its own ordinances and its own pier. A search that just says “29575” hands you both towns at once — and mixes in several hundred leased-land properties on top. That is why this page is kept separate from Surfside Beach.

Two towns, one ZIPThe Post Office’s default city for 29575 is Myrtle Beach, with Surfside Beach as an accepted alternate — so both towns share the ZIP code. It changes your council, your ordinances, your short-term rental rules and sometimes your taxes. Always check which one a listing is actually in.
Vicki doesn’t list leased landThe Strand’s largest leased-land communities sit in this ZIP, and you won’t find them here. On those you buy the house but rent the ground under it, on a lease that has an end date. Ask her before you make an offer on one.
Prices read low — check whySome of that is genuine south-end value. Some of it is a monthly ground lease that does not show up in the asking price. The two look identical on a search results page.
Straight talk

If you are searching this ZIP yourself on a portal, you are almost certainly looking at three different things in one list: Myrtle Beach houses, Surfside Beach houses, and several hundred leased-land properties. They are not comparable, and sorting by price will put the leases at the top because they look cheap. The searches on this site leave leased land out for exactly that reason.

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How 29575 breaks down

Three separate searches, because this ZIP contains three separate things. The leased-land one is kept apart deliberately.