Real estate pulse for Myrtle Beach area

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Realtor Paul Suter has joined Vintage Estates Realty in the Murrells Inlet office.

Clint Ayers is the new sales consultant at Pulte Homes representing Heritage Preserve and Linksbrook communities.

Katie O'Hara has joined Coldwell Banker Chicora Real Estate's Briarcliffe Acres office.

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