Mauldin’s housing numbers have shifted notably over the past year. Typical home values are down about 4.8% year over year, while Greenville County overall has risen roughly 5.74%. Even with that dip, Mauldin’s typical home value of about $358,150 sits close to the county figure of $370,000.
Looking at the most recent month, values in February 2026 jumped 13.34% from the prior month, and the median list price climbed even faster with a 16.18% month‑over‑month gain to about $379,900. Homes are taking longer to sell than a year ago, with median days on market up 70% to 102 days, yet activity is still steady, with 62 pending sales and an average sale‑to‑list ratio near 0.99 pointing to sellers getting very close to asking prices.
Inventory in Mauldin stands at 217 homes, down about 7.26% from last year but up 10.71% from the prior month, translating to roughly 4.9 months of supply and a seller’s market reading of 35 on the local gauge. Pricing is active, with about 24.88% of listings seeing a price drop and only about 11.36% of recent sales closing above list, suggesting that careful pricing strategy matters for both sides. Projections for March 2026 show typical values rising toward $379,225, median list prices around $406,355, and inventory edging up to 227, and Agent Pronto can help both buyers and sellers find an agent who understands these shifts.
