Myrtle Beach taxpayers may be landlords for apartments | Myrtle Beach
The city of Myrtle Beach may be renting seven apartments at 7th Avenue North and Chester Street for $1,500 a month to two contractors for their employees.
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The city of Myrtle Beach may be renting seven apartments at 7th Avenue North and Chester Street for $1,500 a month to two contractors for their employees.
The proposed ordinance was discussed during Tuesday's city council meeting. And if it is approved by city council, seven apartments on city-owned property on the corner of Chester Street and 7th Avenue would be rented out to contractors working in the arts and innovation district.
MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WBTW) — As work picks up on major projects within Myrtle Beach’s Arts and Innovation District, city leaders think they’ve found a way to keep some of those crews downtown. The city council on Tuesday gave early support for a plan to rent out seven apartment units at 7th Ave. N and […]
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