Dunean’s home values have climbed quickly over the past year, rising 56.9% to a typical home value of about $455,000. That pace far outstrips Greenville County overall, where typical values are around $365,000 and up 3.43% year over year. At the same time, inventory in Dunean is down 17.14% annually, even as pending sales have jumped 57.14% compared to last year.
Looking at March 2026 specifically, the median list price sits near $339,999, up 13.33% from the prior month, while homes are taking a long time to move, with a median of 204 days on market, up sharply both month over month and 300% year over year, pointing to slower decision cycles. Conditions still lean toward sellers, reflected in a market gauge of 26 and months of supply at 9.7, yet buyers have leverage too, with 17.24% of listings cutting their prices and the average sale-to-list ratio at about 0.956, and no homes recently closing above list price.
New listings held steady year over year at 11 in March, matching the 11 pending sales, which shows a relatively balanced flow of fresh options and accepted offers. Inventory is expected to edge up slightly to about 30 homes next month, with projected typical values near $560,279 and a projected median list price of roughly $359,998, giving both sides important context for pricing and negotiations. Whether buyers want to gauge value in a slowing pace or sellers aim to capture strong year-over-year gains, Agent Pronto can connect them with a local Dunean agent who understands these trends.
