Ansonborough is currently tilted toward sellers, with conditions that still favor owners despite some mixed signals. The market gauge sits at 15, indicating a Seller's Market. Compared to Charleston overall, where the typical home value is about $599,750, Ansonborough’s value of roughly $553,000 reflects a somewhat softer pricing environment.
Home values in the neighborhood have shifted down, with a year-over-year change of about -60.64% and a month-over-month change of about -18.07%. At the same time, the median list price is much higher at around $2,650,000, and it has risen about 20.76% month over month, showing that many sellers are still testing premium price points. Buyers are taking their time, as homes spend a median of 147 days on the market, though that timeline has shortened by about 8.7% since last month.
Inventory is limited, with only 12 homes available and a modest 9.09% month-over-month increase, while new listings are down roughly 36.36% from last year. Pending sales have slipped about 20% year over year, and no recent sales have closed above list price, with the average sale-to-list ratio at about 0.95, signaling that negotiation is common. Projections for next month show typical values near $492,000 and a median list price around $2,877,750, with inventory holding at about 12, so both buyers and sellers can turn to Agent Pronto to connect with an agent who understands these dynamics and can guide their decisions.
