Anderson County is currently tilted toward sellers, with the market gauge at 41 indicating conditions that still favor homeowners. Inventory has climbed to 1,020 homes, giving buyers more options than a year ago. Typical home values are around $290,000, noticeably lower than the South Carolina average of $376,100.
Prices are holding steady overall, with the typical home value unchanged month over month, while the median list price has risen to about $325,000, up 4.18 percent from the prior month. Homes are taking longer to sell, now sitting a median of 100 days on the market, which is up 96.08 percent from last year and 17.65 percent from the previous month.
Conditions show a mix of leverage for both sides, with 6.4 months of supply, 25.59 percent of listings seeing price drops, and homes selling at about 98 percent of list price. New listings are down 14.93 percent year over year and pending sales have fallen 20.58 percent, hinting at cooler demand even as inventory is up 18.19 percent. With a projected median list price of $331,525 and inventory expected to edge up to 1,041 homes in March 2026, Agent Pronto can connect both buyers and sellers with an agent who understands how to navigate these shifting dynamics.
