Gantt is currently leaning toward a seller’s market, with the gauge at 24 out of 100. Limited inventory of about 50 homes and 3.3 months of supply helps give sellers an edge. At the same time, buyers still have room to negotiate with homes taking a median of 98 days to sell.
Home values have been rising, with the typical home value around $295,720, up 4.59% from last year and 3.4% from last month. Compared with Greenville County’s typical value of $365,000, Gantt offers relatively more affordable options while still showing growth. List prices have softened slightly, with the median list price at about $286,990 and down 5.9% month over month, giving buyers a bit more pricing relief even as values trend upward overall.
Several indicators show a market where well-priced homes still move, but not at a frantic pace. About 34% of listings have had a price drop, only around 13% of homes sell above list, and the average sale-to-list ratio sits near 0.99, suggesting modest discounts are common. Inventory has fallen 12.28% from last month and 24.24% over the year, while pending sales and new listings are flat year over year, signaling steady but limited activity. Whether buyers want to take advantage of longer days on market or sellers hope to benefit from low supply and rising values, Agent Pronto can connect them with a Gantt agent who knows how to navigate these conditions.
