Market Analysis • June 2026Three Years of Data Just Told Us Something Important About Selling a Home in the LowcountryThe Charleston-area housing market has gone through three distinct phases
Dated: September 26 2025
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The Charleston real estate market is showing steady activity as we head into the fall. For the week ending September 25, 2025, a total of 232 homes went under contract across the metro. Here’s what stood out:
183 single-family homes under contract
Median list price: $499,000
41 homes over $1M, including 6 over $3M
Median 41 days on market
Islands stayed active:
Johns Island led with 16 contracts (6 over $1M)
James Island saw 3 contracts, median $940K
Folly Beach recorded 3 luxury contracts between $2.75M–$3.25M
A $7.25M sale hit Sullivan’s Island
Suburbs continue to drive the market:
Summerville/Ladson: 35 contracts, median $399K
Hanahan/Goose Creek/Moncks Corner: 39 contracts, median $375K
West Ashley: 21 contracts, median $560K
North Charleston: 22 contracts, median $347K
Year-to-date, the combined markets of Johns Island, James Island, and West Ashley represent nearly one in five home sales in Charleston with a median around $550K. Inventory across the metro sits at 3.1 months, keeping us firmly in a seller’s market.
For Sellers:
Low inventory means less competition — if you price smart, your home will get attention.
Luxury homes are still moving, but buyers are choosier, so staging and marketing matter.
For Buyers:
More days on market = more room to negotiate.
Be ready with financing in place; well-priced homes in core areas still go fast.
Suburban markets like Summerville, Hanahan, and West Ashley continue to offer the most opportunity.
At SC Sold Real Estate, we’re here to help you navigate today’s Charleston market with confidence. Whether you’re planning to list your home or buy your next one, our team delivers real-time insights and proven strategies.
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Market Analysis • June 2026Three Years of Data Just Told Us Something Important About Selling a Home in the LowcountryThe Charleston-area housing market has gone through three distinct phases
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