Landrum is tilted toward buyers right now, with about 31 homes on the market and an ample 10.3 months of supply. New listing activity is modest at 7 homes in February 2026, and only 2 went under contract, showing slower contract flow. Homes are also taking time to move, with a median of 94 days on market, up sharply from the prior month.
Prices are responding to those slower conditions. The typical home value has pulled back to about $295,000, down an estimated 21.33 percent from the previous month, while the median list price sits higher at $335,500, signaling that sellers may still be testing the market. Very few homes are commanding a premium, with no sales above list and an average sale-to-list ratio near 0.94, indicating buyers often negotiate prices down.
Looking ahead to March 2026, Landrum is projected to see a typical home value closer to $255,000, with the median list price edging to around $330,750 and inventory holding near 32 homes. Compared with Spartanburg County overall, where typical values are about $283,250 and also expected to soften slightly, Landrum appears especially favorable to buyers. In this kind of clear buyer’s market, both buyers and sellers can benefit from a skilled local guide, and Agent Pronto can connect them with an agent who knows how to navigate these trends.
