Inventory in Greenville County is building, with about 2,550 homes for sale and 4.7 months of supply, up roughly 2.5% from last month and nearly 7.9% from a year ago. Contract activity is cooler, as new listings of 772 are down about 21.9% year over year and pending sales have fallen about 16.1%, leading to a slower overall pace.
Pricing is responding with steady upward pressure, as the typical home value has climbed to roughly $370,000, up 5.7% from last year and 11.5% just since last month. Median list prices are around $395,000, about 5.1% higher than a month ago, even as a little over 25% of sellers are cutting asking prices to attract buyers.
Homes are taking considerably longer to sell, sitting a median of 92 days on the market, which is nearly 48.4% longer than a year ago and about 5.8% slower than last month. Even with this slower tempo and an average sale-to-list ratio near 0.98, Greenville County still leans toward sellers, with roughly 13% of homes closing above list price and a market gauge of 35 out of 100. Projected numbers for March 2026 point to a typical home value near $389,000, a median list price around $404,498, and inventory edging up to about 2,581 homes. Buyers and sellers who want to navigate these shifting conditions can turn to Agent Pronto to connect with a local agent who fits their needs.
