40 cities with year-over-year price appreciation
+81.8%
Top Growth
+12.8%
Avg Appreciation
| # | City | YoY Change | Median Price | Days on Market | Months Supply |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Parker | +81.8% | $400K | 66 days | 3.9 mo |
| 2 | Central | +68.1% | $292K | 34 days | 1.4 mo |
| 3 | Keowee Key | +27.5% | $650K | 69 days | 2.0 mo |
| 4 | Isle of Palms | +24.8% | $2.09M | 94 days | 3.8 mo |
| 5 | Litchfield Beach | +22.2% | $670K | 101 days | 6.6 mo |
| 6 | Tega Cay | +19.4% | $570K | 91 days | 4.4 mo |
| 7 | Berea | +18.8% | $300K | 103 days | 4.1 mo |
| 8 | Fountain Inn | +17.9% | $310K | 97 days | 2.2 mo |
| 9 | Gantt | +16.9% | $298K | 64 days | 3.1 mo |
| 10 | Anderson | +16.2% | $304K | 110 days | 4.2 mo |
| 11 | Charleston | +15.3% | $640K | 68 days | 3.6 mo |
| 12 | Florence | +14.9% | $259K | 89 days | 5.3 mo |
| 13 | Wade Hampton | +11.9% | $414K | 109 days | 4.1 mo |
| 14 | Wellford | +11.4% | $300K | 94 days | 5.3 mo |
| 15 | Dunean | +10.7% | $260K | 76 days | 3.8 mo |
| 16 | Hilton Head Island | +10.6% | $825K | 55 days | 4.7 mo |
| 17 | Carolina Forest | +9.9% | $445K | 125 days | 4.4 mo |
| 18 | Ravenel | +9.6% | $418K | 72 days | 3.1 mo |
| 19 | Seabrook Island | +8.3% | $780K | 134 days | 4.2 mo |
| 20 | Aiken | +8.1% | $322K | 70 days | 2.8 mo |
| 21 | Easley | +7.9% | $330K | 78 days | 3.8 mo |
| 22 | Hardeeville | +7.3% | $465K | 62 days | 3.8 mo |
| 23 | Greenville | +6.9% | $465K | 69 days | 3.4 mo |
| 24 | Newport | +5.9% | $450K | 79 days | 2.6 mo |
| 25 | Socastee | +5.9% | $325K | 105 days | 3.1 mo |
| 26 | Myrtle Beach | +5.4% | $262K | 118 days | 9.5 mo |
| 27 | Greer | +5.3% | $335K | 70 days | 2.7 mo |
| 28 | Lake Wylie | +5.3% | $564K | 104 days | 5.1 mo |
| 29 | Greenwood | +4.9% | $229K | 58 days | 4.4 mo |
| 30 | Beaufort | +4.5% | $470K | 75 days | 5.8 mo |
| 31 | Golden Grove | +4.0% | $298K | 98 days | 3.0 mo |
| 32 | Seneca | +3.8% | $270K | 68 days | 3.3 mo |
| 33 | Simpsonville | +3.8% | $340K | 53 days | 4.5 mo |
| 34 | Woodruff | +3.8% | $275K | 100 days | 4.1 mo |
| 35 | Moncks Corner | +3.5% | $389K | 81 days | 2.6 mo |
| 36 | Summerville | +2.6% | $366K | 82 days | 3.8 mo |
| 37 | Rock Hill | +2.6% | $321K | 91 days | 4.1 mo |
| 38 | Lyman | +1.8% | $295K | 91 days | 2.0 mo |
| 39 | North Charleston | +1.4% | $360K | 88 days | 3.4 mo |
| 40 | North Myrtle Beach | +1.2% | $424K | 117 days | 4.9 mo |
40 cities in South Carolina are showing positive year-over-year price appreciation. The fastest-growing market is Parker at +81.8%.
Our data tracks year-over-year price appreciation across all major South Carolina real estate markets. The cities listed above show the strongest price growth, driven by factors like job growth, population influx, limited inventory, and desirable amenities.
South Carolina cities with rising home prices can offer strong investment potential, particularly in areas with growing populations and diverse economies. However, real estate investment success depends on specific location, property type, and your investment timeline. A local agent can help identify markets with the best appreciation potential.
Rising prices in South Carolina cities are driven by strong demand relative to supply. Common factors include population growth, job market expansion, limited new construction, desirable quality of life, and out-of-state buyers seeking affordability compared to higher-cost metros.
Even in appreciating markets, opportunities exist across different price points and neighborhoods. Early-stage growth areas often offer better affordability before prices peak. A South Carolina real estate agent can identify emerging neighborhoods and properties within your budget.
Appreciation rates vary by city. Check our city-level data above for exact year-over-year price changes. Some South Carolina markets are seeing 3-5% annual growth, while others may be appreciating even faster depending on local conditions.
Work with a local agent who can help you identify the best investment opportunities.
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