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Charleston Real Estate Stats

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Detailed Market Reports

  • Lower Mount Pleasant Stays Strong: Closed sales rose +3.9% year-over-year in May, with median sales price up +3.7% and inventory surging +38.9%, reflecting healthy demand and more seller activity.
     
  • Daniel Island Prices Spike—but Sample is Small: Median sales price skyrocketed +107.9% in May to $3.95M, but this jump is based on just 6 closings. Year-to-date numbers reflect more balance, down -7.1%—a sign of normalization after last year’s luxury highs.
     
  • West Ashley Quietly Expands: Inventory has doubled (+103.3% YoY), and new listings are up +11.8%. Prices remain steady, up +5.3% median and +2.7% YTD, showing growing seller confidence in a solidly active market.
     
  • Downtown Charleston Shifts Upmarket: Median prices climbed +38.7% in May to $1.755M, and closed sales surged +66.7%, even as days on market dropped from 71 to just 43—indicating strong buyer competition in the luxury segment.
     
  • Inventory Surges Across Most Areas: From Sullivan’s Island (+26.3%) to James Island (+22.9%) to Isle of Palms (+74.8%), nearly all regions are seeing growing supply—giving buyers more choice heading into summer.

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