Category: Seabrook Island
Charleston Market Statistics through April 2017
The employment landscape and wages have both improved over the last few years, allowing for more people to participate in the home-buying process. When the economy is in good working order, as it is now, it creates opportunities in residential real estate, and right now is a potentially lucrative time to sell a home. Houses that show well and are priced correctly have been selling quickly, often at higher prices than asking. New listings were down 2.6% and inventory shrank 16.8% while median sales price was up 3.1%.
Although there is a mounting amount of buyer competition during the annual spring market cycle, buyer demand has not abated, nor is it expected to in the immediate future unless something unpredictable occurs. While strong demand is generally considered a good problem to have, it creates an affordability issue for some buyers, especially first-time buyers. And yet, prices will continue to rise amidst strong demand.
Charleston Market Statistics through April 2017
Charleston Homes on Golf Courses
With 34 people moving here everyday, demand for Charleston homes on golf courses, in resort communities, and on the beaches is on the rise. Charleston is a recreation lover’s dream where folks can enjoy sports and hobbies of all types almost year round. Featured first are some of our most recent Charleston homes on golf courses, but at the bottom of the post you’ll find an updated list of all homes on golf courses listed across all areas of the Charleston Coast. Which is your favorite?
Our Featured Homes on Golf Courses:
334 Winged Foot Court, Kiawah Island 4 bed | 3.5 bath | 3,300 sq ft
2914 Atrium Villa, Seabrook Island 2 bed | 2 bath | 1,080 sq ft
3143 Baywood Drive, Seabrook Island 4 bed | 3.5 bath | 3,400 sq ft
762 Bulls Bay Boulevard, Mt. Pleasant 4 bed | 5 bath | 5,544 sq ft
32 Ocean Point Drive, Wild Dunes 4 bed | 4 bath | 2,294 sq ft
ALL Homes Currently For Sale in Golf Communities:
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$2,495,000 : 616 Cattle Street, Charleston5 beds, 6 bathsListing Provided by Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage
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$1,150,000 : 1790 Canyon Oaks Drive, Mount Pleasant5 beds, 4 bathsListing Provided by Carolina One Real Estate
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$710,000 : 9 Brockman Drive, Charleston5 beds, 4 bathsListing Provided by Re/Max FullSail, LLC
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$478,000 : 607 Jungle Road, Edisto Beach4 beds, 3 bathsListing Provided by Carolina One Real Estate
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$434,900 : 1635 Cooper Judge Lane, Charleston4 beds, 3 bathsListing Provided by AgentOwned Preferred Group
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$434,900 : 1631 Cooper Judge Lane, Charleston4 beds, 3 bathsListing Provided by AgentOwned Preferred Group
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$434,900 : 1518 Grimball Ext Road, Charleston4 beds, 3 bathsListing Provided by AgentOwned Preferred Group
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$434,900 : 1516 Grimball Ext. Road, Charleston4 beds, 3 bathsListing Provided by AgentOwned Preferred Group
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$434,900 : 1514 Grimball Ext. Road, Charleston4 beds, 3 bathsListing Provided by AgentOwned Preferred Group
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$420,000 : 773 Natchez Circle, Mount Pleasant3 beds, 3 bathsListing Provided by Keller Williams Realty Chas. Islands
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$415,000 : 1447 N Point Lane, Mount Pleasant2 beds, 2 bathsListing Provided by NV Realty Group
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$364,900 : 3472 Francis Marion Boulevard, Summerton3 beds, 2 bathsListing Provided by iSave Realty
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$339,900 : 1492 Kentwood Circle, Charleston3 beds, 2 bathsListing Provided by iSave Realty
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$327,155 : 220 Basket Grass Lane, Summerville5 beds, 3 bathsListing Provided by Beazer Homes
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$322,575 : 432 Zenith Boulevard, Summerville5 beds, 3 bathsListing Provided by D R Horton Inc
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$307,175 : 439 Zenith Boulevard, Summerville5 beds, 3 bathsListing Provided by D R Horton Inc
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$289,900 : 1111 Trotters Boulevard, Summerville4 beds, 3 bathsListing Provided by The Boulevard Company, LLC
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$289,590 : 131 Greenwhich Drive, Summerville4 beds, 3 bathsListing Provided by D R Horton Inc
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$285,090 : 460 Zenith Boulevard, Summerville3 beds, 3 bathsListing Provided by D R Horton Inc
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$284,900 : 1107 Trotters Boulevard, Summerville4 beds, 2 bathsListing Provided by Keller Williams Realty Charleston
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$274,170 : 435 Zenith Boulevard, Summerville3 beds, 3 bathsListing Provided by D R Horton Inc
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$249,900 : 152 Dorothy Drive, Charleston3 beds, 3 bathsListing Provided by Keller Williams Realty Charleston
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$245,000 : 194 Hickory Ridge Way, Summerville3 beds, 3 bathsListing Provided by Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage
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$239,900 : 2233 Pinehurst Avenue, Charleston3 beds, 2 bathsListing Provided by The Boulevard Company, LLC
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$238,990 : 7 B Suguree Drive, Moncks Corner3 beds, 3 bathsListing Provided by Dan Ryan Builders South Carolina LLC
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$235,990 : 6 B Suguree Drive, Moncks Corner3 beds, 2 bathsListing Provided by Dan Ryan Builders South Carolina LLC
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$198,900 : 9053 Robins Nest Way, Summerville3 beds, 3 bathsListing Provided by Jordan Realty
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$179,900 : 114 Three Iron Drive, Summerville3 beds, 2 bathsListing Provided by Carolina One Real Estate
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$70,000 : 4430 Donwood Drive, Ladson3 beds, 1 bathListing Provided by Keller Williams Realty Charleston
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$69,500 : 8483 Yadkin Circle #J, North Charleston2 beds, 2 bathsListing Provided by Charleston Heritage Real Estate, LLC
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$4,995,000 : 17 Legare Street, Charleston4 beds, 5 bathsListing Provided by Carriage Properties LLC
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$1,925,000 : 589 Wading Place, Daniel Island5 beds, 6 bathsListing Provided by Keller Williams Realty Charleston
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$1,700,000 : 957 Pitt Street, Mount Pleasant4 beds, 4 bathsListing Provided by Carolina One Real Estate
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$1,475,000 : 59 Rialto Road, Mount Pleasant6 beds, 6 bathsListing Provided by Carolina One Real Estate
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$1,395,000 : 264 S Plaza Court #6a, Mount Pleasant2 beds, 3 bathsListing Provided by Dunes Properties of Chas Inc
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$1,383,000 : 2262 Oyster Catcher Court, Seabrook Island4 beds, 5 bathsListing Provided by Seabrook Island Realty
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$1,255,000 : 535 Park Crossing Drive, Charleston4 beds, 5 bathsListing Provided by Daniel Island Real Estate Co Inc
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$1,189,000 : 1193 River Road, Johns Island3 beds, 2 bathsListing Provided by The Boulevard Company, LLC
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$1,164,900 : 2463 High Hammock Road, Johns Island5 beds, 5 bathsListing Provided by Seabrook Island Realty
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$1,080,000 : 74 Reid Street, Charleston4 beds, 5 bathsListing Provided by Carriage Properties LLC
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$975,000 : 2248 Rolling Dune Road Road, Johns Island4 beds, 4 bathsListing Provided by Seabrook Island Realty
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$950,000 : 101 Grand Pavilion, Isle of Palms4 beds, 4 bathsListing Provided by AgentOwned Preferred Group
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$929,000 : 219 Meeting Street #C, Charleston2 beds, 2 bathsListing Provided by Daniel Island Real Estate Co Inc
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$849,000 : 3813 Fifle Street, Mount Pleasant7 beds, 4 bathsListing Provided by Realty ONE Group Coastal
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$829,000 : 2220 Black Oak Court, Mount Pleasant5 beds, 5 bathsListing Provided by Atlantic Real Estate Services, LLC
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$780,000 : 89 Morris Street, Charleston3 beds, 3 bathsListing Provided by William Means Real Estate, LLC
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$775,000 : 2393 Darts Cove Way, Mount Pleasant5 beds, 5 bathsListing Provided by RE/MAX Alliance
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$691,177 : 849 Shutes Folly Drive, Charleston4 beds, 3 bathsListing Provided by Carolina One Real Estate
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$689,000 : 5508 Stonoview Drive, Johns Island3 beds, 4 bathsListing Provided by Harbor City Real Estate Advisors, LLC
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$675,000 : 2514 Private Lefler Drive, Johns Island5 beds, 4 bathsListing Provided by 294, LLC
See all Golf Course Properties.
(all data current as of
4/21/2018)
Listing information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Read full disclaimer.
Charleston Market Statistics through March 2017
We can comfortably consider the first quarter to have been a good start for residential real estate in 2017. There was certainly plenty to worry over when the year began. Aside from new national leadership in Washington, DC, and the policy shifts that can occur during such transitions, there was also the matter of continuous low housing supply, steadily rising mortgage rates and ever-increasing home prices. Nevertheless, sales have held their own in year-over-year comparisons and should improve during the busiest months of the real estate sales cycle.
The U.S. economy has improved for several quarters in a row, which has helped wage growth and retail consumption increase in year-over-year comparisons. Couple that with an unemployment rate that has been holding steady or dropping both nationally and in many localities, and consumer confidence is on the rise. As the economy improves, home sales tend to go up. It isn’t much more complex than that right now. Rising mortgage rates could slow growth eventually, but rate increases should be thought of as little more than a byproduct of a stronger economy and stronger demand.
Charleston Market Statistics through February2017
Daniel Island | Downtown Charleston | Folly Beach
Greater North Charleston | Kiawah Island | Johns Island
James Island | Isle of Palms/Wild Dunes | Lower Mount Pleasant
West Ashley | Upper Mount Pleasant | Upper Charleston Peninsula
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Charleston Market Statistics Through February 2017
Charleston Market Statistics through February2017
Charleston Market Statistics through January 2017
Charleston Market Statistics through January 2017
Charleston Market Statistics Through October 2016
As we evaluate the final quarter of 2016 (so far), not much has changed since the year began. Market predictions have been, in a word, predictable. A relatively comfortable pace of activity has been maintained thanks to continuing low unemployment and mortgage rates. The one basic drag on market acceleration has been inventory decline, and there is little to indicate that the low inventory situation will resolve anytime soon.
Market Stats through October 2016
Charleston Market Statistics Through September 2016
As anticipated at the outset of the year, demand has remained high through the first three quarters of 2016, propping up sales and prices despite heavy reductions in inventory and months of supply across the country. With rental prices and employment opportunities in a consistent climb, year-over-year increases in home buying are probable for the rest of the year but not guaranteed.
Market Stats through September 2016
Market Statistics through August, 2016
Charleston-area home sales increased in August after dipping for the first time in five years in July. Conventional wisdom indicates that year-over-year declines may be present for the remainder of the year, given the low inventory situation in most markets. Demand is certainly present and has created competitive situations that have kept prices up. Rental prices are also up, which may lure more toward home ownership.
Market Stats through August 2016
Market Statistics Through July 2016
According to preliminary data released by the Charleston Trident Association of Realtors®, there has been a 2.8% decrease in sales volume and 1.5% growth in median price, comparing last July to this July. Inventory has declined by 22% over the last 12-month period, with 5,335 homes listed as “active” for sale in the Charleston Trident Multiple Listing Service (CTMLS) as of July 31.
“The sales dip can be attributed to several factors. The current lack of inventory is certainly a major reason. Over the last 3 years, sales have peaked in June and this year is no exception,” said 2016 CTAR President Michael Sally. “The year-to-date numbers are strong, and a sign of steady growth. We should see similar, sustainable numbers over the next few months.”
