Collins Creek Landing occupies a distinctive location within Prince Creek, tucked along Collins Creek with access toward the Waccamaw River and Intracoastal Waterway. The community's private boat landing and dock are among its defining features, while the neighborhood also includes a clubhouse, swimming pools, recreational fields, playground, fishing pond and walking trails. The community describes itself as a custom-estate neighborhood with some of the only creek-front homesites within Prince Creek.
Another unusual characteristic of Collins Creek Landing is that the community crosses the Horry County-Georgetown County line. While the community is generally associated with Murrells Inlet and the broader Prince Creek area, its homes and homesites are located in both counties. That places Collins Creek Landing within the larger Prince Creek residential area while giving it a somewhat different geographic footprint than many of the individual communities surrounding it.
The community has been developed over many years, with numerous builders participating in the construction of homes. Port City Homes is one of the builders currently involved in the community, including new homes being constructed in the final Phase 7. Collins Creek Landing has never been a conventional production-home neighborhood; instead, its larger homesites and custom-home orientation have allowed buyers to work with different builders and develop homes ranging considerably in size and price.
That custom-home character is reflected in the sales history. Homes in Collins Creek Landing have sold from the few-hundred-thousand-dollar range to well over $1 million, depending on the age, size, homesite and location of the property. Recent sales illustrate the upper end of the market particularly well.
Looking at the community as a whole, Collins Creek Landing has been positioned toward the higher end of the Prince Creek market. In the years 2024 to 2026, Collins Creek Landing homes produced an average sales price at around a million dollars. By comparison, the broader Prince Creek district recorded an average sales price of approximately just under $400,000 during the comparable period. Because the communities differ in home types, ages, lot sizes and amenities, these figures are not direct apples-to-apples comparisons, but they demonstrate the higher price segment Collins Creek Landing occupies within Prince Creek.
Now, after years of development, the community is approaching its final build-out. The last portion of Collins Creek Landing is Phase 7, a 31-lot single-family residential phase. Based on the lot numbering and the development information reviewed for the community, these final homesites appear to be Lots 223 through 253, making them the last 31 numbered residential lots in the community.
The final phase has not suddenly appeared on the market in 2026. Homes and homesites in this final section have been selling and developing for several years.
The significance of the current activity is therefore not the introduction of another new Prince Creek community, but the completion of one of the area's established custom-home neighborhoods. The final 31 homesites are now the primary focus of new residential construction within Collins Creek Landing, with Port City Homes among the builders participating in the final build-out.
After beginning sales in 2007, Collins Creek Landing has evolved from a new gated Prince Creek development into an established community of custom homes, large wooded homesites and boating-oriented amenities. With its final 31 homesites now being developed, the community is entering what could be its last major chapter of new-home construction.
Homes for sale in Collins Creek Landing of Prince Creek