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CompCasa analysis of South Carolina's housing market
South Carolina real estate offers a diverse and appealing landscape for homebuyers, combining scenic coastlines, rolling Piedmont foothills, and charming historic towns. The state's geography ranges from the Atlantic beachfront and salt marshes of the Lowcountry to the inland Midlands and the Upstate's foothills and valleys, creating varied climates and lifestyles within a single state. Mild winters, warm summers, and abundant outdoor recreation make SC attractive for year-round living as well as seasonal migration from colder regions.
Population centers include coastal cities, a revitalized Upstate with burgeoning downtowns, and a centrally located capital region, each drawing different kinds of buyers. What makes South Carolina particularly appealing is its mix of historic districts, modern suburbs, golf and resort communities, and rural acreage. Buyers often seek the state's lifestyle benefits—coastal living, outdoor activities, cultural festivals, and southern hospitality—paired with competitive cost of living and proximity to major East Coast markets.
$300,000
$1,140,000
$582,500
$440,000
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$585,000
$515,000
$637,500
$425,000
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$237,500
$345,000
$760,000
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$279,900
$675,000
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$305,000
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$172,500
$264,500
$437,500
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$305,000
$399,900
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$675,000
$312,500
$649,500
$551,500
$197,500
$315,000
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$202,500
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$1,300,000
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$475,000
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$594,900
$1,375,000
$839,000
$1,595,000
$389,000
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$985,000
$305,000
$1,475,000
$367,500
$545,000
$450,000
$2,425,000
$375,000
$475,000
$1,025,000
$2,895,000
$1,299,000