Parking changes announced for Myrtle Beach International

Myrtle Beach makes national list of improving housing markets

Published: February 7, 2013

**CORRECTION RAN IN UNION ON SUN., JUL 30, '06. "A CAPTION ON THE COVER OF LAST SUNDAY'S UNION OBSERVER INCORRECTLY DSCRIBED THE LOCATION OF THE HOUSE IN THE PHOTOGRAPH. THE HOUSE IS OUTSIDE THE MINERAL SPRINGS TOWN LIMITS.** Jason E. Miczek - Special to the Observer Homes like this one on Timnah Lane in the new Potters Pointe neighboorhood development in Mineral Springs sport sold signs. Town leaders plan to keep the growth of the area to one percent each year.

By Jason E. Miczek — McClatchy file photo

By Steve Jones — sjones@thesunnews.com

MYRTLE BEACH — Myrtle Beach is among 20 U.S. metropolitan areas that have been added to the most recent list of improving housing markets compiled by the National Association of Home Builders.

The NAHB tracks the trough dates for permits, house prices and employment. Metropolitan areas that are listed must show improvement in each of the categories for six consecutive months.

Other S.C. metro areas on the list are Anderson, Charleston, Columbia, Florence, Greenville and Spartanburg. The Wilmington, N.C., metro area is also new to the list this month.

Contact STEVE JONES at 444-1765.

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