Myrtle Beach Council Approves Exciting Market Walk Development, Transforming The Market Common Area!
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Sponsor Our ArticlesMyrtle Beach, S.C. is buzzing with excitement as the city council has officially given the green light for the Market Walk development in The Market Common. After several months of discussions, public input, and a bit of healthy debate, the council voted 6-2 in favor of this highly anticipated housing project during their recent meeting. So, what’s in store for us Myrtle Beach folks?
The Market Walk project is set to transform the area where an old hotel once stood into a beautiful community featuring 192 cottages and townhomes. Sounds like a cozy place to call home, right? To sweeten the deal, a brand new Starbucks is on its way, along with a lovely swimming pool, and around 400 parking spots conveniently located off Farrow Parkway. Whether you’re looking to grab a cup of coffee or dive into some fun, this project seems to have something for everyone!
One of the hot topics surrounding the Market Walk has been the worry about traffic in our beloved city. But no need to fret! A comprehensive traffic study was conducted, and it turns out that this new development won’t negatively impact our local roads. Just think, no extra turn lanes will be needed, and we can continue to enjoy breezy drives through Myrtle Beach! Mayor Brenda Bethune reassured everyone that all concerns were taken seriously, saying, “I hope we answered all the concerns. We have received numerous emails, and we continue to listen to them.” It’s great to see our city officials making an effort to keep the community in the loop.
Mayor Bethune also pointed out that the developer has followed all the necessary steps to get this project approved, keeping in line with our Myrtle Beach zoning guidelines. She expressed her fondness for the plan, stating, “I feel good about this plan. I think it’s a very positive way to finish out the development in the Market Common, and I think it will be a great addition to the community.” It’s nice to know that leaders are for the community!
Although the project has been cleared for takeoff, Myrtle Beach’s Assistant City Manager, Brian Tucker, mentioned it’s still going to take a little time before we see any major construction. Several steps involving engineering and design need to be tackled first. Tucker hinted that it may be around six to eight months before we actually start seeing dirt being moved. But hey, good things come to those who wait, right?
As residents of Myrtle Beach, this new development has the potential to bring a vibrant spark to The Market Common. With a fresh mix of homes, amenities, and most importantly, a spot to grab that morning coffee, Market Walk could just be the cherry on top for our community! Don’t forget to keep an ear out for further updates from the city council. As they say, the best part of any adventure is watching it unfold!
So, let’s all stay tuned and get ready for what’s to come in our wonderful Myrtle Beach! Here’s to new beginnings and exciting times ahead!
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