Myrtle Beach–Conway–North Myrtle Beach industrial demand intelligence

Track housing, employment, infrastructure, retail, and other growth signals shaping industrial demand across Myrtle Beach.

Industrial + small-bay snapshot

Myrtle Beach–Conway–North Myrtle Beach

Reviewed industrial and small-bay project identities. Live pipeline is shown separately where lifecycle review is available; missing source lanes are never rendered as market zeros.

Withheld · acquisition incompleteAn incomplete or unpublished source lane is not evidence of zero market activity.

Construction-scope mix

9 new construction · 1 additions10 reviewed authority-level identities · not 10 new buildings

9new construction

1additions

0alterations

0tenant fit-outs

0site clearings

0scope not published

All 10 reviewed identities came from Horry County's Commercial Permit / New workclass. Nine descriptions identify new buildings or facilities; one identifies a fabrication-shop addition. Every project is completed_older because the source snapshot ends in March 2023.

Completed authority results

Authority-level onlynot a metro total

AuthorityProjects reviewedLive pipeline

Horry County, SC100

Each row is scoped to that authority’s retrieved records. The rows are not summed into a metro count or the national measured total; missing jurisdictions are not treated as zero.

Myrtle Beach–Conway–North Myrtle Beach has no published metro project count because the gateable permit corpus is a Horry County snapshot covering 2021 through March 2023 rather than a current complete regional pipeline. The Horry County row shows 10 reviewed projects, all completed older and all mapped, with 251,284 permit-stated SF and $20,752,489.90 in source-stated value. Six descriptions flag storage uses. A current Tyler EnerGov lane was not available; generic commercial shells and two unlabeled 76,707 SF buildings remain excluded because their industrial use could not be confirmed; and Myrtle Beach, Conway, and North Myrtle Beach municipal permits may be separate. Those gaps are unmeasured rather than zero, and a zero live count is an outcome of the bounded historical snapshot—not evidence that the current market has no active construction. Existing Supply retains 8 tracked leads and Demand retains 28 signals, including 2,505 explicitly stated future housing units, as separate nonadditive layers.

Accounting: Project counts are reviewed project identities, not raw permit rows or necessarily the live pipeline. Building area and value are shown only when the source or reviewed description supports them.

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