Greater Greenville Real Estate Market Report September 29 – October 6, 2025 - Supply Tightens Again as Sales Pick Up
Welcome to this week’s Greater Greenville SC Real Estate Market Report, brought to you by PRODUCER Realty. Our mission is to keep you informed with the most accurate local market insights sourced directly from MLS data, so you can make confident real estate decisions in the Upstate.
At PRODUCER Realty, we blend cutting-edge marketing with deep local expertise to help our clients navigate the ever-changing Greenville market. Thank you for trusting us as your real estate resource. If you’d like to see additional data points or historical comparisons in future reports, let us know—we’re here to provide the clarity you need.
Selling Your Property in Greater Greenville
If you’re considering selling, understanding what’s happening in the market right now is key. Rising inventory and longer days on market show that buyers have more choices, and sellers need strong marketing strategies to stand out. We cover more about selling your home in Greater Greenville SC here. For a personalized, in-depth discussion, feel free to send us an email or text us at
A great starting point is knowing your home’s current market value. Our website features a powerful home valuation tool—powered by Quantarium, CoreLogic, and Attom—that gives you one of the most accurate estimates available. Check your home’s value here
Market Trends
Greater Greenville continues to show resilience even as the market cools slightly. Rising inventory and longer selling times reflect a shift toward balance, not retreat. Buyers now have more leverage and selection, while motivated sellers can still achieve near-list prices with the right strategy.
Nationally, economic uncertainty, inflation swings, and fluctuating mortgage rates remain key factors. Average 30-year fixed rates recently hovered in the mid-6 percent range—one of the lowest points since early 2024—which may help sustain buyer interest through fall.
Year-over-year, Greenville’s housing values remain firm. Median prices are roughly 6–7 percent higher than a year ago, inventory is up nearly 25 percent, and Days on Market have stretched only modestly. These metrics underscore a market that’s cooling from its pandemic-era peaks but holding value thanks to strong local job growth, continued in-migration, and overall affordability compared to many metro areas nationwide.
In short, Greater Greenville is stabilizing rather than slipping. Expect a more measured market through the remainder of 2025—one that rewards well-prepared buyers and sellers who price strategically and present their homes at their best.
Greater Greenville Housing Inventory Statistics
This week, active listings in Greater Greenville dropped slightly to 5,469, down from 5,681 last week. New listings rose slightly to 513, while pending and under-contract homes edged down to 2,209, reflecting steady but selective buyer activity. Closed sales decreased to 292, compared with 414 the prior week, and expired, canceled, or withdrawn listings dropped to 269, suggesting less sellers are re-evaluating their pricing or timing strategies.
Overall, the market continues to balance itself as inventory expands and homes take longer to move, creating more negotiating room for buyers while emphasizing accurate pricing for sellers.
| Inventory Data | This Week | Last Week |
|---|---|---|
| U.S. – Single Family Homes | 856,870 | 862,575 |
| Greater Greenville – All Properties | 5,469 | 5,681 |
| Under Contract & Pending | 2,209 | 2,324 |
| New Listings (7 Days) | 513 | 414 |
| Sold (7 Days) | 292 | 414 |
| Expired/Canceled/Withdrawn (7 Days) | 269 | 244 |
Greater Greenville Days on Market Statistics
Days on Market dropped to 50 days compared to 58 days last week, while the median DOM came in at 31 days, a small improvement from 38. Homes priced under $500K averaged 53 days; $500K–$1M averaged 42 days and $1M+ properties averaged 48 days, showing that upper-end listings performed better than overall average days on market this week compared to last week.
This steady increase in marketing time signals that buyers are more deliberate, often taking time to compare homes and watch for price reductions before submitting offers.
| Greater Greenville Days On Market | This Week | Last Week |
|---|---|---|
| Average Days on Market | 50 | 58 |
| Median Days on Market | 31 | 38 |
| Under $500,000 | 53 | 58 |
| $500,000 – $1,000,000 | 42 | 53 |
| $1,000,000 and Up | 48 | 78 |
Greater Greenville Key Housing Statistics
List and sale prices remained stable this week. The median list price for single-family homes rose slightly to $336,900, and condos / townhomes also rose modestly to $259,200. The median closed price for single family homes was $326,900, and condos closed at $251,975. The sold-to-list price ratio held steady at 97.51%, reflecting continued balance between buyer caution and seller motivation.
| Key Stats - Greater Greenville | This Week | Last Week |
|---|---|---|
| Median List Price – Single Family | $336,900 | $329,000 |
| Median List Price – Condos/Townhomes | $259,200 | $257,248 |
| Median Closed Price – SFR (7 Days) | $326,900 | $326,995 |
| Median Closed Price – Condos (7 Days) | $251,975 | $256,945 |
| Sold Price vs List Price | 97.51% | 97.69% |
At PRODUCER Realty, we take great pride in our expertise and thoroughness when supporting and guiding you through the your home buying or selling experience, ensuring that none of these market dynamics are overlooked. As your trusted expert advisor, our commitment is to guide you with clarity, strategy, and confidence through every step of the Greater Greenville real estate market. Whether you’re buying, selling, or just weighing your options, our focus is on delivering results and protecting your best interests.
For more insights on how to effectively navigate today’s market—or to connect directly with one of the top real estate teams in the Upstate—we’re here to help. Please visit our website or call us directly at 864-438-5050
Greater Greenville Real Estate Market Report September 29, 2025 - Rising Days on Market Signal a Shift in Buyer & Seller Strategy
Welcome to the latest Greater Greenville Real Estate Market Report, brought to you by PRODUCER Realty.
Our mission is to keep you informed with accurate and timely market insights sourced directly from MLS data, so you can make confident decisions—whether you’re buying, selling, or just keeping an eye on the local housing market.
At PRODUCER Realty, we blend cutting-edge marketing with deep local expertise to help our clients navigate the Greenville market. Thank you for trusting us as your real estate resource. If you’d like to see additional data points or historical comparisons in future reports, let us know—we’re here to provide the clarity you need.
Selling Your Property in Greater Greenville
If you’re considering selling, understanding what’s happening in the market right now is key. Rising inventory and longer days on market show that buyers have more choices, and sellers need strong marketing strategies to stand out. We cover more about selling your home in Greater Greenville SC here. For a personalized, in-depth discussion, feel free to send us an email or text us at
A great starting point is knowing your home’s current market value. Our website features a powerful home valuation tool—powered by Quantarium, CoreLogic, and Attom—that gives you one of the most accurate estimates available. Check your home’s value here
Market Trends
Greater Greenville continues to show strength and resilience, but recent shifts in supply and buyer behavior are worth watching closely.
Nationally, economic uncertainty remains in play. Inflation has been fluctuating, interest rates have inched up and down, and many are watching job growth numbers carefully. Mortgage rates are still a major driver of demand—whenever rates dip, buyers tend to re-enter the market. Recently, rates for a 30-year fixed mortgage have trended slightly lower, with averages in the mid-6% range, helping to offset affordability concerns.
Locally, Greenville’s housing market is adjusting to these forces. Inventory rose meaningfully this week, giving buyers more choice than they’ve had in recent months. At the same time, Days on Market climbed to their highest level in several weeks, which means homes are taking longer to sell on average. This shift suggests that buyers are being more selective and deliberate, especially at higher price points, while sellers need to be sharper on pricing and presentation.
Looking back at history helps put today in perspective. During the 2008 housing downturn, Greenville and much of Upstate South Carolina saw slower and less severe price declines compared to larger metro areas across the country. That resilience—and the area’s strong job market tied to manufacturing, healthcare, and professional services—helped Greenville recover more quickly than many other regions. Today, those same fundamentals remain in place: steady population growth, affordability relative to other markets, and consistent inbound relocation demand.
In short, Greater Greenville is showing signs of balance. Buyers have more inventory to consider and are negotiating a bit harder, while most sellers are still achieving close to their asking price. If mortgage rates ease further into the fall, we may see stronger buyer urgency return, especially in the under-$500,000 price bracket where demand is always strongest. A repeat of 2008 seems unlikely—today’s conditions suggest more of a gradual adjustment or plateau rather than a sharp decline.
Greater Greenville Housing Inventory Statistics
This week, active listings in Greater Greenville climbed to 5,681, up from 5,213 last week. New listings slowed, with 414 homes hitting the market compared to 512 the week before. Closed sales held steady at 414, nearly identical to last week’s 412. Homes under contract rose to 2,324, showing buyers are still actively writing offers despite the growing supply. Meanwhile, expired, canceled, and withdrawn listings increased to 244, up from 218, as some sellers adjusted their strategies.
Together, these numbers highlight a market with more inventory for buyers to choose from, while demand remains steady. Sellers should take note that stronger marketing and competitive pricing are becoming more important to stand out.
| Inventory Data | This Week | Last Week |
|---|---|---|
| U.S. – Single Family Homes | 862,575 | 860,219 |
| Greater Greenville – All Properties | 5,681 | 5,213 |
| Under Contract & Pending | 2,324 | 2,154 |
| New Listings (7 Days) | 414 | 512 |
| Sold (7 Days) | 414 | 412 |
| Expired/Canceled/Withdrawn (7 Days) | 244 | 218 |
Greater Greenville Days on Market Statistics
Days on Market rose notably this week. The average DOM jumped to 58 days, up from 49 the week before. The median DOM increased to 38 days, compared to 31 last week. Homes under $500,000 matched the overall trend, moving slower at 58 days (vs. 50). Properties in the $500K–$1M range also saw an increase, averaging 53 days on market, up from 40. Luxury homes over $1M rose to 78 days, compared to 58 the week before.
These rising numbers show that buyers are taking longer to make decisions, especially at higher price points. Sellers should expect more time on market and prepare their homes strategically to attract attention quickly.
| Greater Greenville Days On Market | This Week | Last Week |
|---|---|---|
| Average Days on Market | 58 | 49 |
| Median Days on Market | 38 | 31 |
| Under $500,000 | 58 | 50 |
| $500,000 – $1,000,000 | 53 | 40 |
| $1,000,000 and Up | 78 | 58 |
Greater Greenville Key Housing Statistics
Prices showed a mixed picture this week. The median list price for single-family homes dipped to $329,000, down from $347,500 last week. Meanwhile, condos/townhomes rose to $257,248, up from $236,880. On the sales side, the median closed price for single-family homes declined slightly to $326,995, while condos closed higher at $256,945, compared to $228,500 the week before.
Homes are selling close to list price, with sellers receiving about 97.69% of their asking price—essentially unchanged from last week’s 97.63%. These numbers suggest buyers still have some negotiating power, but well-priced homes remain competitive.
| Key Stats - Greater Greenville | This Week | Last Week |
|---|---|---|
| Median List Price – Single Family | $329,000 | $347,500 |
| Median List Price – Condos/Townhomes | $257,248 | $236,880 |
| Median Closed Price – SFR (7 Days) | $326,995 | $339,000 |
| Median Closed Price – Condos (7 Days) | $256,945 | $228,500 |
| Sold Price vs List Price | 97.69% | 97.63% |
At PRODUCER Realty, we take great pride in our expertise and thoroughness when supporting and guiding you through the your home buying or selling experience, ensuring that none of these market dynamics are overlooked. As your trusted expert advisor, our commitment is to guide you with clarity, strategy, and confidence through every step of the Greater Greenville real estate market. Whether you’re buying, selling, or just weighing your options, our focus is on delivering results and protecting your best interests.
For more insights on how to effectively navigate today’s market—or to connect directly with one of the top real estate teams in the Upstate—we’re here to help. Please visit our website or call us directly at 864-438-5050