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Market notes
Straightforward reads on what's happening in Greenville and the Upstate, neighborhood by neighborhood.
Market update
Pickens has more choices now, but not a soft market
Inventory in Pickens is up sharply, yet nearly a third of homes still go under contract within two weeks. Here is what the numbers say as of October 18, 2026.
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Greenville's tighter pocket is still moving fast
Nationally, price cuts are at their highest share since 2018, but one part of Greenville is moving faster than it was a year ago.
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Greer's Riverside side is still moving faster than the rest of this market
With rates at 7.50% and national headlines turning gloomy, the Hwy 14/Pelham side of Greer is still outpacing the broader market on speed and pending sales.
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Downtown Greenville prices held steady even with more listings
More homes hit the market in the three months ending August 31, 2026, but the median sale price still climbed.
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Pickens looks slower on price, but buyers are still showing up
The median sale price in Pickens fell, but more homes sold and more buyers are in the pipeline , here is what that means if you own or are shopping here.
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Some Greenville homes are sitting longer, even with prices mostly steady
Across Greenville, median days on market climbed in almost every ZIP code during the three months ending August 31, 2026, but most prices held, and sales…
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Five Forks is holding price better than the rest of Simpsonville
The Real Estate Data Aggregator counted 472 homes sold across Five Forks and Simpsonville in the three months ending August 31, 2026, and the two sides of…
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TR has more listings, but buyers are still moving
New listings in Travelers Rest jumped 26.3% year over year, yet pending sales rose 16.8% in the same stretch, per the Real Estate Data Aggregator.
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Greer's Riverside side is still moving faster than the rest
In the three months ending August 31, 2026, nearly 4 in 10 homes on the Hwy 14/Pelham side went under contract within two weeks. On the other side of town,…
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Downtown Greenville had more listings, but supply barely changed
New listings jumped 20.6%, yet months of supply only ticked down, which tells you something about where buyers and sellers both stand right now.
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One part of Greenville tightened while many others slowed
As of October 7, 2026, most of Greenville is taking longer to sell and seeing more price cuts nationally, but one ZIP code quietly moved the other direction.
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Five Forks is holding price while sales and listings both rise
The three months ending July 31, 2026 show more buyers, more sellers, and a median price that barely moved.
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Downtown Greenville had more listings, but supply still tightened
More homes came to market in the three months ending July 31, 2026, yet buyers absorbed enough of them to push supply lower than a year ago.
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Five Forks is still the tightest part of Greenville
With 30-year mortgage rates at 7.30%, one corner of Greenville held a $500,000 median sale price, 3 months of supply, and nearly 1 in 5 homes selling above…
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One part of Easley, Pickens and Liberty is getting tighter, not looser
Inventory fell sharply in parts of this market even as national listings hit 1.16 million, and that split changes what buyers and sellers should expect.
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TR prices rose, but buyers have a little more room now
The median sale price in Travelers Rest hit $517,450 in the three months ending July 31, 2026, up 4.3% from a year ago, yet only 17% of homes sold above list.
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Greer's pricier side kept moving, even with more homes for sale
In the three months ending July 31, 2026, one part of Greer saw prices jump 16.8% while inventory rose, and the other two ZIPs told quieter, more mixed stories.
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Five Forks and Simpsonville are busier, but homes are not moving faster
Pending sales rose 12.2% across both ZIP codes, yet only about 1 in 3 homes went under contract within two weeks.
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1,029 Greenville sellers never found a buyer
Across Greenville, 1,029 lived-in homes came off the market without selling and never came back. Here is what separated them from the 5,748 that did sell.
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