Gaffney home values have climbed 24.73% over the past year, reaching about $230,750 in March 2026. Typical values are now in line with Cherokee County’s average of $230,750, even though the county’s year-over-year values are down 7.37%. Inventory has also expanded 37.74% year over year, giving buyers more choices than they had last spring.
March brought notable month-to-month movement, with typical home values jumping 48.87% and the median list price rising 41.25% to roughly $277,483. Homes spent around 45 days on the market, which is 38.36% faster than the previous month but still 12.5% slower than a year ago, reflecting a pace that gives both sides some time to make decisions.
Current conditions in Gaffney lean toward a seller’s market, with a market gauge of 41, months of supply at 6.1, and 73 homes listed in March alongside 26 new listings and 18 pending sales. About 21.9% of sellers reduced their asking price, and homes sold for about 97.5% of list on average, with none closing above asking. Looking ahead to April 2026, typical values are projected to reach about $268,625, median list prices around $317,999, and inventory near 78 homes, and Agent Pronto can connect both buyers and sellers with an agent who understands these shifting dynamics.
