February 2026 brought some notable month-over-month shifts in Greater Sullivan, with typical home values jumping an estimated 19.42 percent to about $1,037,500 and the median list price rising 9.73 percent to roughly $789,950. Homes also took longer to sell, with median days on market increasing 12.22 percent to 101 days.
Looking back over the past year adds more perspective. Typical home values are up a striking 92.13 percent year over year, while inventory has fallen an estimated 84.62 percent, leaving only 2 homes on the market and just 2 new listings in February. Pending sales have dropped about 60 percent compared with last year, and new listings are down roughly 77.78 percent, underscoring how tight supply has become.
Conditions currently favor sellers, reflected in a seller's market gauge of 10 and an average sale-to-list price ratio of 0.93, with about one-third of sales closing above asking price. Greater Sullivan’s typical home value also stands well above Greenville as a whole, where values sit near $456,250. Looking ahead to March 2026, projections show typical home values edging up to around $1,121,875 and median list prices nearing $824,975, with inventory holding at about 2 homes. In this kind of fast-moving, low-inventory environment, both buyers and sellers can benefit from Agent Pronto’s help in connecting with a skilled local real estate agent.
