Collins Creek Landing is a gated custom pocket inside the larger Prince Creek master plan in the Murrells Inlet area. This is the
page for buyers and sellers who care about floor-plan uniqueness, gate privacy, and pricing that already brushes or clears $1M—not the whole Prince Creek mid-market average. If you landed here from a broad “Prince Creek homes” search, stay a minute. Prince Creek is a big map. Collins Creek Landing is one of the sections where custom product and gated living push values into a different conversation. Sellers who price Landing homes off a master-plan average leave money on the table or confuse the wrong buyer. Buyers who judge a $1.2M Landing home against a ~$610K whole-PC average are comparing unlike inventory. Notice the sold average already clears seven figures even while active averages sit a bit under $1M. That often means the homes that successfully close are the stronger custom set—or that current actives include a wider mix. Either way, price the address, not a single Landing average on a yard sign.
Collins Creek Landing market tape (cited)
Coastal Living Connection’s Collins Creek Landing update has shown roughly:
- Actives: average list about $904K, DOM about 106
- Solds: average about $1.02M (~96% of list), average DOM about 118
MLS Listings Data: Prince Creek - Collins Creek Landing
| Total Listings: | 5 |
|---|---|
| Average Price: | $1,231,200 |
| Highest Listing Price: | $1,899,000 |
| Average Days On Market: | 86 |
5 of 5 listings found — map results shown
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Why Collins Creek Landing gets its own page
Collins Creek Landing stats (actives ~106 DOM, solds ~118 DOM, ~96% of list) say the market is balanced leaning slightly buyer-friendly at the upper end: deals still close near ask when priced right, but the clock is not frantic. For $1M+ specifically,
expect buyers to compare finishes, outdoor living, primary-suite layout, and whether “custom” still feels current.
If your budget clears $1M and you want Murrells Inlet custom without Debordieu-level ultra-luxury asks, Collins Creek Landing is a pocket to tour with intention. Compare against other Prince Creek gated sections only after you understand how each section prices. Do not let a $610K whole-PC average convince you a $1.2M Landing home is “overpriced” by default—different product.
Bring a finish checklist: primary suite, outdoor living, garage story, mechanical age, and inspection expectations. The ~$1.02M sold average and the $1.55M Silver Creek example both reward homes that still feel special—not merely gated.
Illustrative seller checkpoint: If two Landing actives are within ~5% on price, the one with clearer renovation receipts and cleaner inspection expectations usually wins the showing feedback war. That is coaching, not a statistical claim beyond the cited averages.