South Side’s housing numbers in February 2026 showed notable month-over-month movement, with the typical home value jumping 22.08% to about $558,500 while the median list price climbed 11.83% to roughly $539,000. Homes also took longer to sell than in the prior month, as median days on market rose 14.78% to 66 days, signaling that buyers may have a bit more time to make decisions even as prices trend upward.
Compared with last year, though, values are still down. The typical home value has fallen 16.33% year over year, and homes are spending 21.1% more time on the market than a year ago. At the same time, only about 4% of recent sales closed above list price, and the average sale-to-list ratio sits near 0.96.
Inventory in South Side reached 99 homes in February, up 2.06% from the prior month and 23.75% above last year, even as new listings dropped 26.26% and pending sales declined 12.5% year over year. This neighborhood remains more expensive than Greenville as a whole, where the typical home value is closer to $456,250, and South Side is still classified as a Seller's Market with a market gauge of 16. Looking ahead to March 2026, projections point to a typical home value near $609,000, a median list price around $567,500, and inventory close to 100 homes, so both buyers and sellers can benefit from working with Agent Pronto to connect with an agent who understands these dynamics.
